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Breast Cancer Canada (BCC) and the Canadian Society of Surgical Oncology (CSSO) are proud to announce the inaugural BCC-CSSO Career Development Research Award, a $200,000
From more targeted treatments to new ways of monitoring cancer and improving care, research is changing what is possible in breast cancer. Breast cancer research is moving quickly. Across Canada
A significant step toward improving access to treatment for Canadians with HER2-positive early breast cancer was reached this month, following the completion of negotiations between Roche Canada and the pan-Canadian
Breast cancer treatment is evolving faster than ever. New clinical evidence, emerging therapies, and advances in personalized care continue to reshape how patients are diagnosed, treated, and supported across the
Breast Cancer Canada is pleased to once again bring the Canadian breast cancer community together during the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) Congress. On Saturday, October 24, 2026, Breast Cancer
For many people affected by breast cancer, treatment does not end when active therapy is complete. Long after diagnosis, individuals may continue to experience side effects that affect their daily
Isabel Kannampuzha is an MSc student in the Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology atWestern University. She is conducting BCC-funded breast cancer research under thementorship of Dr. Armen Parsyan and
Breast Cancer Canada welcomes the Government of Canada’s announcement of the National Advisory Committee on Preventive Health Services and its commitment to evidence-based, transparent, and equitable preventive health care. Preventive
June is Men’s Health Month, a time usually dedicated to conversations around heart health, prostate checks, and mental well-being. But there is another critical health topic that often gets left
Understanding the “Burden of Worry”: New insights from PROgress Tracker Breast Cancer Registry When someone finishes active breast cancer treatment, it’s often seen as the end of the medical journey. But for
What Happens After the “All Clear”? Breast Cancer Canada Calls for Urgent Action to Support Canadian Breast Cancer Survivors As more younger Canadians are being diagnosed with breast cancer and
Beyond the Treatment Calendar: Reflecting on Breast Cancer The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting is famously known as the place where ground-breaking clinical trials make their global
mBC Treatment Discussions at ASCO 2026 One of the most discussed themes at the 2026 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting was how treatment decisions are evolving for
One of the most discussed themes at the 2026 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting was the continued shift toward personalized treatment for early breast cancer. Researchers presented
Written Submission for the Pre-Budget Consultations in Advance of the Upcoming Federal Budget Recommendation 1: That the Government of Canada, through the Public Health Agency of Canada, formally recognize and
For the first time in Canada, the country’s leading breast cancer experts have come together to establish national standards for breast cancer. This suite of publications released in Current Oncology
Breast Cancer Canada (BCC) and the Canadian Society of Surgical Oncology (CSSO) are proud to announce the inaugural BCC-CSSO Career Development Research Award, a $200,000 investment aimed to build Canada’s
Breast Cancer Canada donations fund life-saving research that directly impacts Canadian patients. That means better answers, bigger breakthroughs – and more personalized treatment for every breast cancer diagnosis.
Our suite of digital tools are each designed to help individuals better manage their breast cancer journey through education, research and personalized insights, while also elevating the patient voice.
Every breast cancer journey is unique, but together, these stories paint a powerful picture of progress. Through firsthand accounts from patients and survivors, we share stories that highlight the lived-experiences of breast cancer.
Progress happens when we invest in it. Canada is home to some of the world’s brightest minds in research. Together, we are advancing science, ensuring it leads to earlier detection, better treatments, and improved outcomes for patients across the country.
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