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shift: from santa and the elf on the shelf to why bad things happen, how much truth do our kids really need?
from discussing keeping private parts private, to sex, to drugs, parents are constantly trying to suss the appropriateness of passing on knowledge in ways that educate, not traumatize.
dec 13 2021
restoring dignity: a teenager’s insights into inpatient psychiatric admission
i may not have had bleeding in my brain, but i felt like my brain was on fire.
dec 9 2021
opinion: rushing quebec’s bill 2 risks leaving many voices unheard
the controversial bill introduces new (and highly criticized) rules regarding trans and non-binary individuals’ rights to modify their sex designations and gender markers on identity documents.
dec 8 2021
shift: what the tainted blood scandal didn't teach us
there is still so much stigma and hate around hiv and the communities that it affects the most.
dec 6 2021
opinion: in healthcare, it's not about virtual or in-person. it's about the relationship
the secret to quality in healthcare is continuity of care with a trusted doctor, working closely with an interconnected team and the right tools and technologies.
dec 2 2021
omicron is the new covid kid on the block: five steps to avoid, ten to take immediately
we should be talking about how to adapt and learn to live with the virus.
nov 29 2021
shift: 'imagine women waiting for years while their cancer grows just because of some rule'
a new study has identified flaws in data used to develop breast screening criteria, a mistake that experts say may have caused the deaths of more than 400 canadian women annually.
nov 29 2021
opinion: systemic discrimination is hurting canadians at risk of overdose
the cofounder of the canadian association for safe supply says people can thrive with a safe supply, but only once healthcare providers shift their attitudes towards compassion.
nov 24 2021
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canadian digestive health foundation
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save your skin foundation
melanoma staging - what do they mean?
staging is commonly used in melanoma diagnosis and trea...
jan 29 2021
melanoma staging - what do they mean?
staging is commonly used in melanoma diagnosis and trea...
jan 29 2021
after skin cancer - now what?
after cancer during treatment, just getting through eac...
jan 29 2021
melanoma staging - what do they mean?
staging is commonly used in melanoma diagnosis and trea...
jan 29 2021
after skin cancer - now what?
after cancer during treatment, just getting through eac...
jan 29 2021
melanoma staging - what do they mean?
staging is commonly used in melanoma diagnosis and trea...
jan 29 2021
after skin cancer - now what?
after cancer during treatment, just getting through eac...
jan 29 2021
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the leukemia & lymphoma society of canada (llsc)
healthing.ca partners with the leukemia and lymphoma society of canada
healthing.ca is proud to announce the leukemia & lympho...
feb 2 2021
blood cancer researchers unite to overcome challenges of covid-19
cancer research funds are being reallocated to covid-19 studies, testing and treatment, and stalling the momentum of blood cancer research.
nov 13 2020
cancer survivors feel pressured to ‘put on a happy face and get on with life’
through her blood cancer experience, redsky learned that it’s ok to ask people for help and that not everybody can cope with a diagnosis of a loved one.
nov 13 2020
childhood cancer diagnosis can be tough on families
when a child is diagnosed with cancer, it can be a traumatic and scary time for a family. parents often worry about how their child will respond to treatment and the long-term impact of treatment.
nov 13 2020
blood cancer diagnosis couldn’t keep canada’s olympic athlete off his board
when canada’s snowboarder and olympic athlete max parrot was diagnosed with hodgkinʼs lymphoma last december, a blood cancer that affects white blood cells in the lymphatic system, he knew he had a tough challenge ahead.
nov 13 2020
supporting your loved one following a cancer diagnosis
your loved one’s blood cancer experience begins at diagnosis but doesn’t end once treatment is over.
nov 13 2020
managing chemo brain
some blood cancers and treatments can result in cognitive changes that affect thinking, learning, processing, or remembering information. these changes can affect many aspects of life such as the ability to work or even to do everyday tasks.
nov 13 2020
supporting your loved one following a cancer diagnosis
your loved one’s blood cancer experience begins at diagnosis but doesn’t end once treatment is over.
nov 13 2020
managing chemo brain
some blood cancers and treatments can result in cognitive changes that affect thinking, learning, processing, or remembering information. these changes can affect many aspects of life such as the ability to work or even to do everyday tasks.
nov 13 2020
communicating with your healthcare team
work with your healthcare team
to create a written survivorship care plan. all cancer survivors should receive a survivorship care plan.
nov 13 2020
chronic myeloid leukemia (cml)
you or your loved one has been diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia (cml). what does it mean and how will it affect you?
nov 13 2020
what is chronic lymphocytic leukemia?
cll is a cancer of the mature lymphocytes, a type of white blood cells. these cells can be found in the blood, bone marrow, lymph nodes or spleen.
nov 13 2020
acute myeloid leukemia (aml) at a glance
leukemia is a cancer that forms in blood cells and bone marrow. the bone marrow is where stem cells are formed; these stem cells turn into blood cells.
nov 13 2020
healthing.ca partners with the leukemia and lymphoma society of canada
healthing.ca is proud to announce the leukemia & lympho...
feb 2 2021
blood cancer researchers unite to overcome challenges of covid-19
cancer research funds are being reallocated to covid-19 studies, testing and treatment, and stalling the momentum of blood cancer research.
nov 13 2020
cancer survivors feel pressured to ‘put on a happy face and get on with life’
through her blood cancer experience, redsky learned that it’s ok to ask people for help and that not everybody can cope with a diagnosis of a loved one.
nov 13 2020
childhood cancer diagnosis can be tough on families
when a child is diagnosed with cancer, it can be a traumatic and scary time for a family. parents often worry about how their child will respond to treatment and the long-term impact of treatment.
nov 13 2020
cancer survivors feel pressured to ‘put on a happy face and get on with life’
through her blood cancer experience, redsky learned that it’s ok to ask people for help and that not everybody can cope with a diagnosis of a loved one.
nov 13 2020
childhood cancer diagnosis can be tough on families
when a child is diagnosed with cancer, it can be a traumatic and scary time for a family. parents often worry about how their child will respond to treatment and the long-term impact of treatment.
nov 13 2020
blood cancer diagnosis couldn’t keep canada’s olympic athlete off his board
when canada’s snowboarder and olympic athlete max parrot was diagnosed with hodgkinʼs lymphoma last december, a blood cancer that affects white blood cells in the lymphatic system, he knew he had a tough challenge ahead.
nov 13 2020
supporting your loved one following a cancer diagnosis
your loved one’s blood cancer experience begins at diagnosis but doesn’t end once treatment is over.
nov 13 2020
blood cancer diagnosis couldn’t keep canada’s olympic athlete off his board
when canada’s snowboarder and olympic athlete max parrot was diagnosed with hodgkinʼs lymphoma last december, a blood cancer that affects white blood cells in the lymphatic system, he knew he had a tough challenge ahead.
nov 13 2020
supporting your loved one following a cancer diagnosis
your loved one’s blood cancer experience begins at diagnosis but doesn’t end once treatment is over.
nov 13 2020
managing chemo brain
some blood cancers and treatments can result in cognitive changes that affect thinking, learning, processing, or remembering information. these changes can affect many aspects of life such as the ability to work or even to do everyday tasks.
nov 13 2020
communicating with your healthcare team
work with your healthcare team
to create a written survivorship care plan. all cancer survivors should receive a survivorship care plan.
nov 13 2020
managing chemo brain
some blood cancers and treatments can result in cognitive changes that affect thinking, learning, processing, or remembering information. these changes can affect many aspects of life such as the ability to work or even to do everyday tasks.
nov 13 2020
communicating with your healthcare team
work with your healthcare team
to create a written survivorship care plan. all cancer survivors should receive a survivorship care plan.
nov 13 2020
chronic myeloid leukemia (cml)
you or your loved one has been diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia (cml). what does it mean and how will it affect you?
nov 13 2020
what is chronic lymphocytic leukemia?
cll is a cancer of the mature lymphocytes, a type of white blood cells. these cells can be found in the blood, bone marrow, lymph nodes or spleen.
nov 13 2020
healthing.ca partners with the leukemia and lymphoma society of canada
healthing.ca is proud to announce the leukemia & lympho...
feb 2 2021
blood cancer researchers unite to overcome challenges of covid-19
cancer research funds are being reallocated to covid-19 studies, testing and treatment, and stalling the momentum of blood cancer research.
nov 13 2020
cancer survivors feel pressured to ‘put on a happy face and get on with life’
through her blood cancer experience, redsky learned that it’s ok to ask people for help and that not everybody can cope with a diagnosis of a loved one.
nov 13 2020
childhood cancer diagnosis can be tough on families
when a child is diagnosed with cancer, it can be a traumatic and scary time for a family. parents often worry about how their child will respond to treatment and the long-term impact of treatment.
nov 13 2020
cancer survivors feel pressured to ‘put on a happy face and get on with life’
through her blood cancer experience, redsky learned that it’s ok to ask people for help and that not everybody can cope with a diagnosis of a loved one.
nov 13 2020
childhood cancer diagnosis can be tough on families
when a child is diagnosed with cancer, it can be a traumatic and scary time for a family. parents often worry about how their child will respond to treatment and the long-term impact of treatment.
nov 13 2020
blood cancer diagnosis couldn’t keep canada’s olympic athlete off his board
when canada’s snowboarder and olympic athlete max parrot was diagnosed with hodgkinʼs lymphoma last december, a blood cancer that affects white blood cells in the lymphatic system, he knew he had a tough challenge ahead.
nov 13 2020
supporting your loved one following a cancer diagnosis
your loved one’s blood cancer experience begins at diagnosis but doesn’t end once treatment is over.
nov 13 2020
blood cancer diagnosis couldn’t keep canada’s olympic athlete off his board
when canada’s snowboarder and olympic athlete max parrot was diagnosed with hodgkinʼs lymphoma last december, a blood cancer that affects white blood cells in the lymphatic system, he knew he had a tough challenge ahead.
nov 13 2020
supporting your loved one following a cancer diagnosis
your loved one’s blood cancer experience begins at diagnosis but doesn’t end once treatment is over.
nov 13 2020
managing chemo brain
some blood cancers and treatments can result in cognitive changes that affect thinking, learning, processing, or remembering information. these changes can affect many aspects of life such as the ability to work or even to do everyday tasks.
nov 13 2020
communicating with your healthcare team
work with your healthcare team
to create a written survivorship care plan. all cancer survivors should receive a survivorship care plan.
nov 13 2020
managing chemo brain
some blood cancers and treatments can result in cognitive changes that affect thinking, learning, processing, or remembering information. these changes can affect many aspects of life such as the ability to work or even to do everyday tasks.
nov 13 2020
communicating with your healthcare team
work with your healthcare team
to create a written survivorship care plan. all cancer survivors should receive a survivorship care plan.
nov 13 2020
chronic myeloid leukemia (cml)
you or your loved one has been diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia (cml). what does it mean and how will it affect you?
nov 13 2020
what is chronic lymphocytic leukemia?
cll is a cancer of the mature lymphocytes, a type of white blood cells. these cells can be found in the blood, bone marrow, lymph nodes or spleen.
nov 13 2020
shift: from santa and the elf on the shelf to why bad things happen, how much truth do our kids really need?
from discussing keeping private parts private, to sex, to drugs, parents are constantly trying to suss the appropriateness of passing on knowledge in ways that educate, not traumatize.
dec 13 2021
restoring dignity: a teenager’s insights into inpatient psychiatric admission
i may not have had bleeding in my brain, but i felt like my brain was on fire.
dec 9 2021
opinion: rushing quebec’s bill 2 risks leaving many voices unheard
the controversial bill introduces new (and highly criticized) rules regarding trans and non-binary individuals’ rights to modify their sex designations and gender markers on identity documents.
dec 8 2021
shift: what the tainted blood scandal didn't teach us
there is still so much stigma and hate around hiv and the communities that it affects the most.
dec 6 2021
powered by
canadian digestive health foundation
opinion: in healthcare, it's not about virtual or in-person. it's about the relationship
the secret to quality in healthcare is continuity of care with a trusted doctor, working closely with an interconnected team and the right tools and technologies.
dec 2 2021
omicron is the new covid kid on the block: five steps to avoid, ten to take immediately
we should be talking about how to adapt and learn to live with the virus.
nov 29 2021
shift: 'imagine women waiting for years while their cancer grows just because of some rule'
a new study has identified flaws in data used to develop breast screening criteria, a mistake that experts say may have caused the deaths of more than 400 canadian women annually.
nov 29 2021
opinion: systemic discrimination is hurting canadians at risk of overdose
the cofounder of the canadian association for safe supply says people can thrive with a safe supply, but only once healthcare providers shift their attitudes towards compassion.
nov 24 2021
powered by
save your skin foundation
melanoma staging - what do they mean?
staging is commonly used in melanoma diagnosis and trea...
jan 29 2021
melanoma staging - what do they mean?
staging is commonly used in melanoma diagnosis and trea...
jan 29 2021
after skin cancer - now what?
after cancer during treatment, just getting through eac...
jan 29 2021
melanoma staging - what do they mean?
staging is commonly used in melanoma diagnosis and trea...
jan 29 2021
after skin cancer - now what?
after cancer during treatment, just getting through eac...
jan 29 2021
melanoma staging - what do they mean?
staging is commonly used in melanoma diagnosis and trea...
jan 29 2021
after skin cancer - now what?
after cancer during treatment, just getting through eac...
jan 29 2021
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