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Cancer
This blog features the latest resources and information from experts in Sunnybrook’s Odette Cancer Program.
Coping with cancer during the holiday season
The holidays can be especially difficult for families facing cancer.
Jerry Howarth: Why early detection is key in catching prostate cancer
I wanted to use my voice and my 35-year platform calling Blue Jays games to make my prostate cancer story as well-known as possible
Jeanne’s story: Hard-to-diagnose tumours finally found
Neuroendocrine tumours are tricky to diagnose.
Targeted treatment helped stop patient’s spreading cancer
Sunnybrook’s development of a novel radiation treatment meant patient with prostate cancer was able to quickly return to the joys of his daily life.
Routine mammogram spots cancer psychotherapist’s tumour
“A lot of things get stripped away when you have cancer, but I never lost my dignity," says Claire Edmonds, breast cancer survivor.
Ask a Family Doctor: Why are pre-teens offered the HPV vaccine?
Some types of HPV can cause cervical, vulvar, vaginal, penile and anal cancer.
What’s a mammogram? (And other breast screening FAQs)
Should you be screened for breast cancer? Why is this important?
Let’s talk about sex — a cancer patient’s perspective
If there was material about sexual “health” and how to handle what might be coming in the information package, I never saw it
3-D mammograms may improve accuracy of breast cancer screening
3-D mammograms could enhance breast cancer detection, and may also reduce the number of false alarms from breast cancer screenings.