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Discover the stories and breakthroughs that continue to change cancer outcomes across British Columbia.
Five Ways Donors are Advancing Lung Cancer Research and Care
BC Cancer’s Breathomics Lab team From a first-in-Canada provincial screening program to a transformative, world-impacting research breakthrough in cancer in …
AI in Action: Lung Cancer
BC Cancer is harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to uncover new insights and improve outcomes across multiple cancers, with multidisciplinary teams of clinicians, researchers and …
AI in Action: Gynecological Cancers
BC Cancer is harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to uncover new insights and improve outcomes across multiple cancers, with multidisciplinary teams of clinicians, researchers and …
Meet the Island Scientists Changing the Future of Immunotherapy
BC Cancer – Victoria’s Drs. Julian Smazynski (above) and Nicolette Fonseca are forging new frontiers in immunotherapy. At BC Cancer …
Construction Begins on BC Cancer – Nanaimo
Construction is officially underway on the new BC Cancer centre in Nanaimo, marking a transformative step forward in expanding access to life-saving cancer …
BC Cancer and UBC Push Boundaries in Sarcoma Research
Dr. David Huntsman, distinguished scientist at the BC Cancer Research Institute, is leading efforts to advance understanding and treatment …
Meet Kelowna’s Cancer Care Trailblazers
BC Cancer – Kelowna’s Drs. Nathan Becker (above) and Hamid Raziee are driving innovation in precision radiation …
Stepping Up for Pancreatic Cancer Awareness
Dan Fine loves an underdog. For the entrepreneur and web development pioneer, this literally includes dogs (and cats) through the …
A Mid-Autumn Festival of Hope and Giving
As families come together to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, we’re reminded of the importance of what matters most – health, hope and giving back. This …
“I Never Imagined I’d Be a Patient”: Lore Hoffmann’s Story
I started working as Assistant to the Head of the UBC Department of Physics and Astronomy in 1973. During my 30 years as …