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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
feb 1 2023

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
jan 31 2023

legalization of cannabis doesn't lead to abuse of other drugs

and legal weed may actually help with some alcohol-related disorders.
dave yasvinski
jan 30 2023

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
jan 30 2023

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
jan 30 2023

devastated by a diagnosis of advanced melanoma, a young mother finds hope in research innovation

eight years ago, natalie richardson was given a 26% chance of surviving the next five years. today, she credits medical research for her ongoing survival
wendy haaf, postmedia content works
jan 28 2023

age of breast cancer screening should be reduced to address health disparities: petition

led by undergarment company, love & nudes, the petition recommends breast cancer screenings start at 40, not 50, in recognition of studies that have shown black women are disproportionally affected.
emma jones
jan 27 2023

art therapy offers an alternative to medication for depression and anxiety

whether it's music, clay or painting, research has shown that experiencing art makes us feel better. if only policymakers recognized the value.
robin roberts
jan 26 2023
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diabetes canada
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence
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movember canada

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
feb 1 2023

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
jan 31 2023

legalization of cannabis doesn't lead to abuse of other drugs

and legal weed may actually help with some alcohol-related disorders.
dave yasvinski
jan 30 2023

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
jan 30 2023
powered by
diabetes canada

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
jan 30 2023

devastated by a diagnosis of advanced melanoma, a young mother finds hope in research innovation

eight years ago, natalie richardson was given a 26% chance of surviving the next five years. today, she credits medical research for her ongoing survival
wendy haaf, postmedia content works
jan 28 2023

age of breast cancer screening should be reduced to address health disparities: petition

led by undergarment company, love & nudes, the petition recommends breast cancer screenings start at 40, not 50, in recognition of studies that have shown black women are disproportionally affected.
emma jones
jan 27 2023

art therapy offers an alternative to medication for depression and anxiety

whether it's music, clay or painting, research has shown that experiencing art makes us feel better. if only policymakers recognized the value.
robin roberts
jan 26 2023
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

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