Below you will find a list of upcoming CCSN webinars, along with further information and registration links where applicable.
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About this Webinar: Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in Canada and worldwide. Screening with low dose computed tomography (LDCT) has been shown to reduce lung cancer mortality. Lung cancer screening programs have been implemented in several provinces across Canada. The eligibility criteria for lung screening, what the screening procedure involves and the follow-up procedure after the screening LDCT will be discussed. Ongoing research in lung cancer screening will also be presented.
About the Presenter: Dr. Stephen Lam is a Professor of Medicine at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, a distinguished scientist, the Leon Judah Blackmore chair in lung cancer research, and MDS-Rix endowed director of translation lung cancer research at the BC Cancer Research Institute. He is the Medical Director of the Lung Cancer Screening Program in British Columbia. He is a recipient of the IASLC Joseph Cullen Award for life-time scientific achievements in prevention research of thoracic malignancies, the Doctors of BC Terry Fox Medal and the King Charles Coronation Medal.
About this Webinar:
Research shows that an average of 30% of early-stage breast cancers may eventually progress to Stage IV, often years beyond the treatment have ended. Yet most women are being discharged with little credible guidance on how to support their bodies long-term. In this webinar, Mina will cut through the confusion and share evidence-based strategies to strengthen your immune system, balance hormones, improve digestion, and protect long-term wellbeing, so you feel confident and supported well beyond treatment.
About this Presenter:
Mina Yun is a two-time breast cancer survivor who recognized a major gap in cancer care: the lack of credible, detailed guidance on nutrition during and after treatment. The advice she encountered was often vague, conflicting, and even harmful. Determined to change that, she formalized her education as a certified Oncology Nutrition Consultant, and dedicated her career to closing that gap. Today, Mina combines her lived experience with evidence-based functional nutrition to support women who are newly diagnosed, in treatment, or navigating survivorship. She delivers clear, practical strategies that restore wellbeing and bring clarity to an overlooked stage of care.
About this Webinar: Patient survey results are in, and they show that you want to learn more about different aspects of diagnostic imaging!
Join us on October 15th, 2025 at 1 PM EST as radiologist Dr. Zahra Kassam and technologist Stuart Brice answer your questions about medical imaging. Discover what to expect throughout the entire diagnostic imaging journey—from preparing for your exam, to understanding the process during your appointment, and gaining insight into what happens afterwards.
About the Presenters:
Dr. Zahra Kassam is an Associate Professor of Radiology in the Department of Medical Imaging at Western University in London, Ontario, and Division Head of Body Imaging at Western University. She completed her MD at the University of Alberta, her Diagnostic Radiology residency at Western University, and a fellowship in Body Imaging at Stanford University.
Her clinical and research interests include abdominal and pelvic MRI, oncologic imaging, hepatic fibrosis, and MR elastography. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and a Fellow of the Society of Abdominal Radiology (SAR). Dr. Kassam is a member of the SAR Membership Committee, the SAR Disease-Focused Panel on Anal and Rectal Cancer, sits on the Executive Committee of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Diagnostic Radiology Examination Board, and has served terms on the RSNA Education Exhibit Awards Committee.
Dr. Kassam is widely published, with over 100 peer-reviewed articles and more than 1,600 citations, reflecting her ongoing contributions to education, research, and clinical excellence in radiology.
Stuart Brice is originally from Perth in Western Australia. He has been working in paediatric radiology for almost 25 years including a few years in Australia, England and Ireland. He Started at BC Children’s in 2014 as a MRI technologist later becoming the Supervisor of CT and X-ray. His favourite foods include cinnamon buns and ice-cream, has four kids and enjoys exploring the outdoors with his wife and dog.