Discover the stories and breakthroughs that continue to change cancer outcomes across British Columbia.
From a few individuals determined to do something about B.C.’s low cancer survival rates in the 1930s to the more than 80,000 people from across the province who give to cancer research and care today — since the very beginning, the BC Cancer Foundation has been driven by the collective power of community.
Read MoreMarch 2, 2011, Vancouver, BC – BC Cancer Agency scientists have discovered that a single gene, CIITA, is implicated in almost 40 per cent …
Dr. Nelson talks about the future of the Deeley Research Centre. (more…)
So, I hope that I’ve built some anticipation for my explanation of cancer immunology. I’m really proud of my team at the Deeley Research …
Dr. Sam Aparicio, the Agency’s head of breast cancer research, co-led a UK-based study that discovered a new cancer-causing gene, ZNF703, that when …
As I mentioned, coming back to B.C. to work at the Deeley Research Centre (DRC) in BC Cancer - Victoria was an exciting moment in my …
February 11, 2011, Victoria, BC – Brad Nelson, head of the Deeley Research Centre at BC Cancer - Victoria, had lunch at Oxford University recently with …
Although I’m now the Director of the Deeley Research Centre (DRC) at BC Cancer - Victoria, I actually came to cancer research quite late in …
Through the reading of our blog and the exploration of our website, I hope you’ve come to appreciate how the BC Cancer Agency is …
World Cancer Day gives me the opportunity to step back and look at where we are and how far we’ve come in our knowledge …
It really is a very exciting time to work at the BC Cancer Agency’s Genome Sciences Centre (GSC). We are working with many other …
