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Tackling the growing cancer burden in B.C.
With the growth and aging of our population it is estimated that the number of new cancer cases in B.C. will grow by 40% over the next decade.
Cancer will impact every family as the ‘1 in 2 Canadians are now expected to face cancer in their lifetime’ statistic will ring true.
BC Cancer has among the best outcomes in the world, with the province continually preparing for the now and the next decade to support families yet to face cancer – the most difficult time in their lives.
Learn how you can support the latest research in prevention and early detection, to help stop cancer before it starts.
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AI approach to diagnosing cancer
A new study uses artificial intelligence and whole genome sequencing to make accurate cancer diagnoses.
Combining patients’ gene expression data and a machine learning technique, scientists show that computers can accurately diagnose cancer, even in cases that fail human assessment.
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Onto the next challenge
“It feels like such a weight has been lifted off my shoulders, that whatever comes at me now, I can handle it. I’ve handled the thought of cancer, the thought of dying, surgery, biking across North America. Bring it on."
Geoff, cancer survivor, shares his story and why he’s taking on Workout to Conquer Cancer.
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Innovative new therapies
It's Nursing Week and BC Cancer clinical trials nurses are sharing how clinical trials help advance treatments and care for people facing cancer – follow along!
Many of the treatments we have today are available thanks to people who volunteered to take part in a clinical trial. Learn how you can support clinical trials today.
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Spring into a new routine
It’s the perfect time to jumpstart your fitness routine!
Liam Fisher, MVMT Academy founder and RYU Apparel connector, shares seven exercises you can incorporate into your daily schedule to help achieve your fitness goals.
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