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Why do clinical trials require/deserve funding?
When thinking about what I wanted to write in today’s post, I knew I first wanted to say thank you to George and Margaret …
Southern Interior residents invited to take part in major cancer prevention study
January 5, 2011, Kelowna, BC – The BC Generations Project came to the Southern Interior this morning, and with it came a call for …
B.C.’s cancer survival rates stand out
I’m pleased to be today’s special guest blogger and to share with you our excitement about a study that highlights the quality of cancer …
B.C.’s cancer survival rates bode well in international comparison
December 21, 2010, Vancouver, BC – B.C. has encouraging survival outcomes in breast and ovarian cancer, taking top rank in a comprehensive data study …
About Clinical Trials
I wanted to start by speaking a bit about the Clinical Trials Unit at the Abbotsford Centre. “Clinical trials” is a term that encompasses …
Meet Dr. Devin Schellenberg
As Doug explained, I am a radiation oncologist at the BC Cancer Agency’s Fraser Valley and Abbotsford Centres. A radiation oncologist treats cancer …
Introducing December’s guest blogger
December always seems to be such a busy month. Shopping, parties and other festive activities can make for a hectic season. I pause when I …
How projects like ANGELYC make a difference
As you know from my previous post, our research team at the BC Cancer Agency’s Centre for Lymphoid Cancer has undertaken the ANGELYC …
ANGELYC Project
I’d like to tell you a bit about an exciting research project being undertaken right now at the Centre for Lymphoid Cancer. It’s …
Introduction to Lymphoid cancers
Hello readers! My name is Dr. Joseph Connors, and I’m the clinical director at the BC Cancer Agency’s Centre for Lymphoid Cancer. I’ve worked …