Kate Kelland
Africans are now living long enough to get cancer
Judy Gerstel
Risk can be mitigated through lifestyle changes and new drugs called aromatase-inhibitors
Tracy Hanes
Woman suffering from cancer strives for normality for her family
Francine Kopun
On Twitter and on Facebook, women are telling everyone how they like it. Too bad they're really talking about purses.
Improvements in treatment and screening have improved the odds of surviving 10 years from just 25 per cent 60 years ago to 75 percent today.
Sheryl Ubelacker
The first Canadian study of its kind is adding to a growing body of international evidence suggesting that the use of hormone replacement therapy may raise the...
Paul Irish
The CIBC's Run for the Cure is all set to go and Ann Weiss can't wait. She's a cancer survivor and says fundraising works
Tanya Talaga
New pathology checklists and standards help to improve cancer diagnosis system
Nicole Baute
Mothers at risk of familial breast cancer must weigh how to impart this fact to their girls
Bill Taylor
The pink elephant in the cancer room, lung cancer is a major killer of women
Paul Irish
When Kim Pace was diagnosed with cancer it led to a journey of self discovery and a new support group.
Elaine Carey
Evgenia Prountzopoulos had never heard of an FOB kit when her doctor handed her one during a routine annual check-up three years ago and told her she had to use...
Judy Gerstel
If there is one woman in Ontario whose breast cancer ought to have been
detected before it had advanced to Stage 3, that woman is Susan Whelan.