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Government of Canada invests in breast cancer research at CanPath
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers and the second leading cause of cancer-related death among women* in Canada, with one in eight women expected to be diagnosed…
Largest-ever BC health research project to benefit future generations
…million to the BC Generations Project. The Project is also supported by the BC Cancer Agency and endorsed by the BC Cancer Foundation, the Canadian Cancer Society – BC and…
Profil d’une cohorte : le projet Générations de la Colombie-Britannique
…population de la Colombie-Britannique en général. En 2011, les carcinomes du sein, du poumon, du côlon et de l’utérus et le mélanome cutané étaient les cancers les plus répandus chez…
Dr. Philip Awadalla represents CanPath at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference
…Calgary) speaking about risk factors for early-onset colorectal cancer; Dr. Samina Abidi (Dalhousie University) speaking about a digital health and artificial-based public health platform for cancer risk prediction; Dr. Sara…
Diet Quality among Cancer Survivors and Participants without Cancer: A Population-Based, Cross-Sectional Study in the Atlantic Partnership for Tomorrow's Health Project
This study investigated the diet quality of cancer survivors relative to participants without cancer, overall and by cancer site and time from diagnosis. It found that there was considerable room…
Marilla Hulls
…longitudinales. Elle a hâte d’élargir ses compétences en analyse de données tout en explorant un nouvel intérêt de recherche, soit l’étude de la survie au cancer du sein et l’identification…
CanPath complète sa carte des provinces avec l’ajout de la cohorte de la Saskatchewan
…600 nouveaux cancers diagnostiqués en 2018 et un peu plus de 2 000 décès dus au cancer la même année. En 2018, environ 17 000 personnes vivaient avec un cancer diagnostiqué…
Webinar: Research Spotlight: How 3 trainees are using CanPath data and biosamples
…researchers can engage with CanPath. Cancer diagnosis and health behaviour change: A prospective study from the BC Generations Project Presented by: Molly Sweeney Magee Cancer survivors are commonly in poorer health…
CanPath Colleagues from Manitoba at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference (Hrubeniuk, Briek, and Katyal)
…public health policy. Dr. Hrubeniuk will be presenting a poster on the Manitoba Tomorrow Project as a cohort built for cancer research. Posters will be up for the duration of…
Dr. Trevor Dummer and Mohadeseh Ahmadi at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference
Dr. Trevor Dummer will be attending the Canadian Cancer Research Conference. Dr. Dummer is the co-Scientific Director for CanPath, an Associate Professor at the School of Population and Public Health…