Tiffany Glover, CCSN Policy & Public Affairs Manager, attended the Ontario Health Coalition (OHC) Assembly and Conference in Toronto on November 17-18, 2012. The discussion topic for the first day of the conference was
Year: 2012
Thermography not authorized to screen for breast cancer
Thermography has been in the news lately it is increasingly being used for breast cancer screening although it has been called into question by a recent CBC News investigation, which showed that
Pour les hommes souffrant du cancer de la prostate, le sexe a toujours de l’importance
Les Canadiens sous-estiment les difficultés associées aux repercussions du cancer de la prostate sur la vie sexuelle TORONTO, le 29 nov. 2012 : Selon deux sondages récents de la firme Léger Marketing
For Men with Prostate Cancer, Sex Still Matters
Canadians underestimate difficulty of coping with prostate cancer’s impact on sex life TORONTO Nov 29, 2012: Two recent Leger Marketing surveys probing Canadians’ perceptions of the most difficult things to deal with
New study shows elevated risk of breast cancer in auto plastics, tooling, foundries and metal-related industries
Examining workplace Risk for Breast Cancer: Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Funded Researchers Share New Findings WINDSOR, ON (November 19, 2012) – A multi-year research project funded by the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation (CBCF)
CCSN calls for timely access to targeted bone therapies for patients with advanced prostate cancer in BC
November 12, 2012 – The Canadian Cancer Survivor Network is deeply concerned that men, in British Columbia, with advanced prostate cancer that has spread to their bones are not receiving the same evidence-based