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anal cancer: do you know the signs?
while there is no way to prevent anal cancer, you can reduce your risk by getting vaccinated against hpv, practicing safe sex and quitting smoking.
dave yasvinski
cancer
feb 13 2023
two-thirds of people who are diagnosed with anal cancer will live at least five years. getty

cancer care buckling under weight of pandemic
the healthcare backlog, which was exacerbated by pandemic delays in early 2020, is still delaying care for canadians with cancer.
maija kappler
cancer
feb 8 2023
the idea behind the "get better" cards is to get people to write about an experience they've had with cancer care. supplied

bile duct cancer: do you know the signs?
cholangiocarcinoma, also known as bile duct cancer, carries a poor prognosis and is difficult to treat because by the time it is diagnosed it has often spread to other areas of the body.
dave yasvinski
cancer
feb 8 2023
bile duct cancer carries a poor prognosis and is difficult to treat. getty

machado: another world cancer day, yet cancer is still that dark horse nipping at our heels
imagine if, instead of worrying about optics, market share and succumbing to the unwillingness to play nice with competitors, every player in the health-care system led with their hearts and the realization that we can't go on like this much longer.
lisa machado
cancer
feb 6 2023
how many ways can we stop people from dying? getty

opinion: on world cancer day, it's time to unite our voices to make cancer care better
canada's strained and fractured health system makes person-centred cancer care more important than ever, writes andrea seale, ceo of the canadian cancer society.
andrea seale, ceo, canadian cancer society
cancer
feb 1 2023
andrea seale is the chief executive officer of the canadian cancer society (ccs). supplied

canadians continue to pay the price for governments that refuse to prioritize cancer care
cancer action now, an alliance of advocacy groups, pharmaceutical companies and professional associations, has taken aim at politicians who won't commit to a plan to fix cancer care in canada.
robin roberts
patient advocacy
jan 31 2023
cancer action now is an alliance formed by patients groups and life sciences companies to press governments for better cancer care system. getty

machado: life isn't always a straight line. how are you taking the corners?
just like running, life has many corners that offer a moment to pause, opportunities to gain some ground and a chance to prepare for the next leg of the race.
lisa machado
opinion
jan 30 2023
life has corners, or moments of pause: when a treatment works for a scary diagnosis, saying yes to a new job, the end of a marriage. getty

maid offers a lifeline to people desperate for organs
as medical assistance in dying continues to be embroiled in controversy, organ donation from maid recipients is on the rise — and canada is leading the way.
karen hawthorne
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jan 30 2023
yvonne faulkner became the first person in b.c. to be an organ donor after maid.getty
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anal cancer: do you know the signs?
while there is no way to prevent anal cancer, you can reduce your risk by getting vaccinated against hpv, practicing safe sex and quitting smoking.
dave yasvinski
cancer
feb 13 2023
two-thirds of people who are diagnosed with anal cancer will live at least five years. getty

cancer care buckling under weight of pandemic
the healthcare backlog, which was exacerbated by pandemic delays in early 2020, is still delaying care for canadians with cancer.
maija kappler
cancer
feb 8 2023
the idea behind the "get better" cards is to get people to write about an experience they've had with cancer care. supplied

bile duct cancer: do you know the signs?
cholangiocarcinoma, also known as bile duct cancer, carries a poor prognosis and is difficult to treat because by the time it is diagnosed it has often spread to other areas of the body.
dave yasvinski
cancer
feb 8 2023
bile duct cancer carries a poor prognosis and is difficult to treat. getty

machado: another world cancer day, yet cancer is still that dark horse nipping at our heels
imagine if, instead of worrying about optics, market share and succumbing to the unwillingness to play nice with competitors, every player in the health-care system led with their hearts and the realization that we can't go on like this much longer.
lisa machado
cancer
feb 6 2023
how many ways can we stop people from dying? getty
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canadian society for exercise physiology

opinion: on world cancer day, it's time to unite our voices to make cancer care better
canada's strained and fractured health system makes person-centred cancer care more important than ever, writes andrea seale, ceo of the canadian cancer society.
andrea seale, ceo, canadian cancer society
cancer
feb 1 2023
andrea seale is the chief executive officer of the canadian cancer society (ccs). supplied

canadians continue to pay the price for governments that refuse to prioritize cancer care
cancer action now, an alliance of advocacy groups, pharmaceutical companies and professional associations, has taken aim at politicians who won't commit to a plan to fix cancer care in canada.
robin roberts
patient advocacy
jan 31 2023
cancer action now is an alliance formed by patients groups and life sciences companies to press governments for better cancer care system. getty

machado: life isn't always a straight line. how are you taking the corners?
just like running, life has many corners that offer a moment to pause, opportunities to gain some ground and a chance to prepare for the next leg of the race.
lisa machado
opinion
jan 30 2023
life has corners, or moments of pause: when a treatment works for a scary diagnosis, saying yes to a new job, the end of a marriage. getty

maid offers a lifeline to people desperate for organs
as medical assistance in dying continues to be embroiled in controversy, organ donation from maid recipients is on the rise — and canada is leading the way.
karen hawthorne
2022年世界杯名单猜测
jan 30 2023
yvonne faulkner became the first person in b.c. to be an organ donor after maid.getty
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migraine canada

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