CPTP Scientific Directors receive a grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research
The scientific directors of the Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow Project (CPTP) and a team of scientists were recently awarded a grant of nearly $2 million from […]
A new Canadian cohort for cancer discoveries
International Innovation magazine speaks to Partnership CEO Shelly Jamieson, CPTP Senior Scientific Leader Jacques Magnan, and CPTP’s scientific directors. Read the six-page spread on internationalinnovation.com.
Canada’s largest health research platform has arrived
More than 300,000 Canadians have contributed data, measurements and biosamples to help build CPTP. On July 1, 2015, Canadian Partnership Against Cancer CEO Shelly Jamieson […]
Dr. Heather Bryant appears on Global Calgary to launch the Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow Project
Watch Dr. Heather Bryant, Vice President, Cancer Control at the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer, discuss Canada’s largest population health cohort on Global TV’s Morning News […]
Canada’s Largest-Ever Health Data Portal Opens to Global Researchers
Calgary, Alberta (June 29, 2015) – A landmark research portal that includes health and biological data from 300,000 Canadians — nearly one in every 50 […]
Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow Project enrolls close to 300,000 volunteers in landmark project for cancer and chronic disease research
Ottawa, February 3, 2014 – The Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow Project, one of the largest research platforms in the world has succeeded in engaging Canadians […]
$16 million investment in first of its kind Canadian chronic disease research project
Cancer and cardiovascular organizations team up to improve the health of Canadians Toronto – October 24, 2013 – The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer and the […]
Canada’s research community working together to answer questions about the development of cancer, heart disease and other chronic diseases
Canadian Partnership Against Cancer partners with Genome Canada and Canadian Institutes of Health Research Canada’s research community will have the opportunity to draw upon and […]
Ordinary Canadians may help find the answers to the causes of cancer and chronic disease
Now 150,000+ people strong, the Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow Project enables Canadians to contribute to major research TORONTO, March 8, 2012 – Canada has a […]
Canadians helping to answer challenging questions about the causes of cancer
More than 100,000 Canadians (and counting) participating in the Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow Project After losing her father and several friends to cancer, Mary O’Neill, […]