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Preinvasive breast cancer label may affect treatment choice
Women seem less likely to chose surgery for a preinvasive lesion of the breast depending on how the condition is described, researchers propose.
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6-year-old rides circles to raise cash for cancer research
Nathan Marsh has only had his training wheels off for two weeks, but that didn’t stop him from circling his block 21 times – raising nearly $ 2000 in the process.
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Great Big Sea song fuels upbeat cancer video
A video of a U.S. woman who uses dance to help her get through cancer treatment has quickly gone viral, with shares from Great Big Sea frontman Alan Doyle.
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Moncton MLA biking across Canada for kids with cancer
Moncton East MLA Chris Collins is flew to Vancouver on Monday, planning to bike thousands of kilometres back to New Brunswick.
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Lung cancer better predicted with CT tool
Predicting whether lung lesions are cancerous can be more accurate using new software, Canadian researchers have shown.
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Lung cancer better predicted with CT tool
Predicting whether lung lesions are cancerous can be more accurate using new software, Canadian researchers have shown.
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Cancer drug Sutent linked to severe skin reactions
There have been rare but severe skin reactions in people worldwide taking a medication used to treat cancer of the stomach and bowels, kidney, and pancreas, Health Canada says
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Cancer society launches tan-free grad campaign in N.L.
The Canadian Cancer Society is starting a campaign in Newfoundland and Labrador schools to encourage students to have a tan-free graduation.
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Cancer care system in crisis, U.S. report says
A new report says the U.S. is facing a crisis in cancer care in a time of aging baby boomers, complex new treatments and rising costs.
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Cancer society charges patients $100 for rides to treatment
Starting in October, cancer patients in Ontario are going to face a new $ 100 fee for a transportation service that’s been free for 60 years.
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