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kirstie alley’s story another reminder to screen for colon cancer

the late actor’s children shared news of their mom’s passing on instagram monday, explaining she had only “recently discovered” she had cancer.
emma jones
dec 8 2022

what it feels like: 'i'm not going to act sick' with stage 4 lung cancer

nancy iwachniuk, who lives with stage 4 lung cancer, sees each day as another chance to embrace life.
emma jones
dec 8 2022

are your nails hiding melanoma?

subungual melanoma is a form of skin cancer that develops below the surface of nails, often appearing as a black or brown streak in the nail bed.
dave yasvinski
dec 7 2022

opinion: are canada's breast cancer screening guidelines working?

three leading cancer organizations are calling on the canadian task force on preventative health care to review the criteria that determine when and if women are screened for breast cancer.
andrea seale, mj decoteau and cathy ammendolea
dec 7 2022

after finding out his risk for alzheimer's, chris hemsworth is taking time off

hemsworth, best known for his role as thor in the marvel movies, has the apoe e4 gene, which increases the risk of developing alzheimer's earlier in life.
chris arnold
dec 6 2022

are reconstructive breast implants to blame for rising rates of rare cancer?

while study findings showed that people who received implants after a mastectomy had a higher risk than the general population of developing anaplastic large-cell lymphoma, researchers are calling it a "very rare occurrence."
dave yasvinski
dec 5 2022

kids of people who have had chemo may be more at risk for disease

the researchers recommend people who plan on starting a family after chemotherapy consider freezing their sperm or eggs before treatment.
dave yasvinski
dec 1 2022

world aids day: why are hiv activists concerned about young, rural canadians?

a survey of canadians aged 18-24 found only 20 to 26 per cent have knowledge of medications that protect against hiv.
emma jones
dec 1 2022
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the leukemia & lymphoma society of canada (llsc)
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kirstie alley’s story another reminder to screen for colon cancer

the late actor’s children shared news of their mom’s passing on instagram monday, explaining she had only “recently discovered” she had cancer.
emma jones
dec 8 2022

what it feels like: 'i'm not going to act sick' with stage 4 lung cancer

nancy iwachniuk, who lives with stage 4 lung cancer, sees each day as another chance to embrace life.
emma jones
dec 8 2022

are your nails hiding melanoma?

subungual melanoma is a form of skin cancer that develops below the surface of nails, often appearing as a black or brown streak in the nail bed.
dave yasvinski
dec 7 2022

opinion: are canada's breast cancer screening guidelines working?

three leading cancer organizations are calling on the canadian task force on preventative health care to review the criteria that determine when and if women are screened for breast cancer.
andrea seale, mj decoteau and cathy ammendolea
dec 7 2022
powered by
the leukemia & lymphoma society of canada (llsc)

after finding out his risk for alzheimer's, chris hemsworth is taking time off

hemsworth, best known for his role as thor in the marvel movies, has the apoe e4 gene, which increases the risk of developing alzheimer's earlier in life.
chris arnold
dec 6 2022

are reconstructive breast implants to blame for rising rates of rare cancer?

while study findings showed that people who received implants after a mastectomy had a higher risk than the general population of developing anaplastic large-cell lymphoma, researchers are calling it a "very rare occurrence."
dave yasvinski
dec 5 2022

kids of people who have had chemo may be more at risk for disease

the researchers recommend people who plan on starting a family after chemotherapy consider freezing their sperm or eggs before treatment.
dave yasvinski
dec 1 2022

world aids day: why are hiv activists concerned about young, rural canadians?

a survey of canadians aged 18-24 found only 20 to 26 per cent have knowledge of medications that protect against hiv.
emma jones
dec 1 2022
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

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