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remembering singer, actor and medical cannabis advocate olivia newton-john
73-year-old grease star and grammy winner dies following a lengthy battle with breast cancer
angela stelmakowich
世界杯决赛2022
aug 11 2022
file: olivia newton-john sings at her "greatest hits live" concert in hong kong aug. 18, 2000. /

windsor researcher earns grant money for breast cancer
in february 2021, the world health organization stated breast cancer was the most diagnosed cancer worldwide.
mary caton
世界杯决赛2022
jun 9 2022
university of windsor professor lisa porter is shown on campus on feb. 25, 2019.

health care that's 'devoid of kindness' and 'hipster doughnuts': sue robins on surviving life as a patient
vancouver activist, author and breast cancer survivor sue robins shares critical insights on the state of canada's health-care system in her new book, ducks in a row: healthcare reimagined.
karen hawthorne
breast cancer
jun 8 2022
sue robins' latest book is aimed at helping people move health care “from a corporate model to the foundation of caring for each other as human beings.” supplied

'hope, optimism, a better quality of life': clinical trials save lives while moving science forward. here's how you can be a part of it
clinical trials help bring innovative treatments to those who need it most, saving lives, and giving people a chance to play a role in advancing medicine.
clinical trials ontario
clinical trials ontario
may 20 2022
a clinical trial is a type of research that involves people and tests health-related interventions. getty

breast implant illness: danica patrick says breast implants were making her sick
breast implant illness is used to describe post-implant symptoms like fatigue, chest pain, hair loss, and depression.
emma jones
breast cancer
may 4 2022
the "speed queen” says her symptoms included an irregular menstrual cycle, constant dizziness and weight gain. (photo by jonathan ferrey/getty images for texas motor speedway)

cancer survivor robin roberts says she's 'a puddle' dealing with her partner's diagnosis
the veteran newscaster has had two bouts of cancer of her own. now she's the caretaker for her longterm partner, who has breast cancer.
maija kappler
breast cancer
apr 26 2022
robin roberts in 2012, during a broadcast of "good morning america," where she has thanked her viewers for their support as she faced a bone marrow transplant. (ap photo/abc, donna svennevik, file)

breast cancer: 'my god, it feels like a piece of wood'
seventy-year-old monika malecka was having a bath when she found a lump in her breast. that lump turned out to be two cancerous tumours.
karen hawthorne
breast cancer
apr 18 2022
monika malecka believes her breast cancer diagnosis made her stronger. getty

after 10 mammograms, half of women can expect a false positive: study
researchers found that while newer technology did not substantially reduce the risk of false positives, the chances were much lower when screening was done every two years.
dave yasvinski
breast cancer
mar 29 2022
while breast cancer screening is a vital tool in efforts to reduce deaths from the prevalent disease, false positives are a common occurrence. getty
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence
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obesity canada
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diabetes canada

remembering singer, actor and medical cannabis advocate olivia newton-john
73-year-old grease star and grammy winner dies following a lengthy battle with breast cancer
angela stelmakowich
世界杯决赛2022
aug 11 2022
file: olivia newton-john sings at her "greatest hits live" concert in hong kong aug. 18, 2000. /

windsor researcher earns grant money for breast cancer
in february 2021, the world health organization stated breast cancer was the most diagnosed cancer worldwide.
mary caton
世界杯决赛2022
jun 9 2022
university of windsor professor lisa porter is shown on campus on feb. 25, 2019.

health care that's 'devoid of kindness' and 'hipster doughnuts': sue robins on surviving life as a patient
vancouver activist, author and breast cancer survivor sue robins shares critical insights on the state of canada's health-care system in her new book, ducks in a row: healthcare reimagined.
karen hawthorne
breast cancer
jun 8 2022
sue robins' latest book is aimed at helping people move health care “from a corporate model to the foundation of caring for each other as human beings.” supplied

'hope, optimism, a better quality of life': clinical trials save lives while moving science forward. here's how you can be a part of it
clinical trials help bring innovative treatments to those who need it most, saving lives, and giving people a chance to play a role in advancing medicine.
clinical trials ontario
clinical trials ontario
may 20 2022
a clinical trial is a type of research that involves people and tests health-related interventions. getty
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

breast implant illness: danica patrick says breast implants were making her sick
breast implant illness is used to describe post-implant symptoms like fatigue, chest pain, hair loss, and depression.
emma jones
breast cancer
may 4 2022
the "speed queen” says her symptoms included an irregular menstrual cycle, constant dizziness and weight gain. (photo by jonathan ferrey/getty images for texas motor speedway)

cancer survivor robin roberts says she's 'a puddle' dealing with her partner's diagnosis
the veteran newscaster has had two bouts of cancer of her own. now she's the caretaker for her longterm partner, who has breast cancer.
maija kappler
breast cancer
apr 26 2022
robin roberts in 2012, during a broadcast of "good morning america," where she has thanked her viewers for their support as she faced a bone marrow transplant. (ap photo/abc, donna svennevik, file)

breast cancer: 'my god, it feels like a piece of wood'
seventy-year-old monika malecka was having a bath when she found a lump in her breast. that lump turned out to be two cancerous tumours.
karen hawthorne
breast cancer
apr 18 2022
monika malecka believes her breast cancer diagnosis made her stronger. getty

after 10 mammograms, half of women can expect a false positive: study
researchers found that while newer technology did not substantially reduce the risk of false positives, the chances were much lower when screening was done every two years.
dave yasvinski
breast cancer
mar 29 2022
while breast cancer screening is a vital tool in efforts to reduce deaths from the prevalent disease, false positives are a common occurrence. getty
powered by
obesity canada

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