(Originally posted here: http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-07-cancer-people-sunbathe.html) Jenna Hoffman thinks that people, herself included, generally look better with a tan – “better than bright white,” she says. So most weekends, she’s lying outside with her eyes
Year: 2013
UK: Without Innovation, We’ll Never Cure Cancer
(Originally published by Maurice Saatchi at: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/10166690/Without-innovation-well-never-cure-cancer.html) The Prime Minister reminds me of Adlai Stevenson’s striking description of President Kennedy as “an idealist without illusions”. He is a realist to say we have quite a
Will Quebec Finally See the Truth About Asbestos?
The following post first appeared on the Canadian Meso blog, which is a part of the Canadian Cancer Survivor Network‘s recent project committed to providing survivors, patients, families, and the wider public
CCSN’s fourth advocacy webinar was on Wednesday, June 12!
Webinar: How To Use Social Media To Influence Decision-Makers The Canadian Cancer Survivor Network is offering a series of eight advocacy webinars designed to give you information to help you become an
Sunglasses aren’t just a fashion statement, they serve an important purpose too
One of the most widely iconic styles of summer is a chic pair of sunglasses, but they are not all created equal. The Canadian Dermatology Association (CDA) wants to remind Canadians that
Prostate and Breast Cancer Survivors Unite Over Shared Health Concern
June 2, 2013 – Today, prostate and breast cancer survivors from across the country are marking National Cancer Survivors Day by shining a light on the importance of bone health in advanced