Ontario to lower age for breast cancer screening to 40.
Ontario is lowering the eligibility age for routine breast cancer screening. In a news release on Monday, the province said the minimum age for self-referral for publicly funded mammograms through
Breast Cancer Canada invites our valued supporters to our upcoming October Webinars. Your unwavering contributions have been instrumental in driving progress forward. Breast Cancer Canada is excited to share updates
89% of Canadians Believe the Screening Age Should be Lower than 50
New Data by Breast Cancer Canada Reveals 89% of Canadians Believe the Screening Age Should be Lower than 50 Years Old TORONTO, September 28, 2023 – Today, Breast Cancer Canada
The Breast Cancer Canada Translational Breast Cancer Research Unit (TBCRU) at the London Health Sciences Centre is delighted to announce eleven new graduate student scholarships at Western University for the
Raise more for research. Join the ‘Raise More Challenge’
Let’s rally for research in honour of Breast Cancer Awareness Month In a united effort to end breast cancer, Breast Cancer Canada is calling on Canadians to join their annual
Please tell us a little bit about yourself. My name is Urvi Patel and I am a second-year Masters student in the Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology at Western
Please tell us a little bit about yourself. My name is Nitara Fernando, and I am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Medical Biophysics at Western University under the supervision
Please tell us a little bit about yourself. My name is Harjot Athwal, and I am a first-year MSc student in the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology at Western
Breast Cancer Canada announced recipients of its annual Precision Oncology Research Grants
Breast Cancer Canada is proud to announce our second annual Precision Oncology Research Grant recipients. Researchers from across Canada were invited to submit projects last December for funding consideration in
