It has been recognized for a long time that treatment outcomes for patients with cancer improve when drugs are used in combination. Yet my …

My work with reformulating the anticancer drug vincristine led to a pivotal moment in my training and development as a scientist at the BC …

If you read last week’s posts, then you’ll know I got started at the BC Cancer Agency after being terminated (without cause : ) from …

So, how did I end up with a career in cancer research? I wonder myself at times, but always attribute my career path to …

Hello, I’m Dr. Marcel Bally and I’m pleased to be blogging this month.
Although I was born in Calgary and spent my first eight years …

Hi everyone,
Before I introduce our guest blogger for June, some exciting news: this month, the BC Cancer Agency Research Centre (CRC) celebrates its 10th …

Today, I’d like to share three major things that B.C.’s OVCARE team has contributed in the last decade:
1) TAKING STEPS TOWARD PERSONALIZED MEDICINE: A …

In this final week of May, I’d like to shift away from endometrial cancer and share some ovarian cancer team discoveries from OVCARE.

Thanks to …

In my last two blog posts, I wrote about progress we’ve been making to improve outcomes for women facing endometrial cancer. Today, I’d like …

We know that around 15% of endometrial cancers occur in women less than 50 years of age, and 5% in women less than 40. …