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Cancer
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Cancer menu
The basics
- Cancer: what is it?
- Depression related to cancer
- Cancer and support groups
- Cancer cells vs. normal cells: what's different?
- Colorectal cancer
Breast Cancer - Diagnosis & Screening
- Mammography: detecting breast cancer
- Breast cancer screening: the controversies
- Breast cancer: needle biopsy
- Breast cancer: ultrasound
- Breast lumps
Breast Cancer Management
- Easing symptoms of menopause
- Breast cancer chemotherapy: FAQ
- Life after breast cancer
- Lymphedema: You may be at risk
- Treatment of breast cancer
Colorectal cancer
- What is colorectal cancer?
- Risk factors for colorectal cancer
- Symptoms of colorectal cancer
- Screening and prevention of colorectal cancer
- Colorectal cancer staging
Related conditions
- Anemia (Iron Deficiency · Low Hemoglobin)
- Anemia of Chronic Disease (Anemia of Inflammation · Iron Reutilization Anemia)
- Brain Cancer (Brain Tumours · Cancer of the Brain)
- Cancer (Malignancy · Tumours)
- Cancer of the Bladder (Bladder Cancer)
Research news
- Study: Alcohol-hormone mix associated with higher breast cancer risk
- Study: Beans may reduce breast cancer risk
- Study: Birth control pill may offer protection against breast cancer
- Studies: Breast cancer survivors reap the rewards of fitness
- Study: Breast cancer drug reduces risk of recurrence
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About this channel
Three in every eight Canadians will have cancer at some point in their lives. But, while few diseases are as feared as cancer, survival rates have improved dramatically over the past few decades. One of the keys is early detection. We give you clear, straightforward, current information, so you know what to look for. And we have healthy lifestyle tips to help you prevent it in the first place.