Too young for this: How Arthur is redefining what palliative care really means Arthur Mathias is living with stage III pancreatic cancer. And he’s only 37 years old. Originally from Brazil, Arthur has been residing in Canada for the past ten years, working as a marine...
Breaking down barriers to help more Canadians access clinical trials Clinical trials are an essential step to transform laboratory research into viable cancer treatments. Trials are where today’s care drives future progress, transforming research breakthroughs into...
7 Days cycling event to raise $400,000 in support of Pancreatic Cancer Canada 7 Days cycling event to raise $400,000 in support of Pancreatic Cancer Canada Toronto – May 15, 2025 A group of dedicated cyclists are embarking on a 1,100 km journey over seven days to...
Patient Empowerment through Self-Advocacy By Maureen Elliott, BA, MA Senior Manager, Programs and Support This article was originally published by Heal Canada in their digital magazine, E3 Advocacy, Issue 8. Pancreatic cancer is known as the world’s toughest cancer...
Fixing the language of cancer: why the words we use matter by Michelle Capobianco An article recently published in the Mayo Clinic Journal struck a chord with me. The article entitled, “Never-Words: What Not to Say to Patients With Serious Illness” outlines specific...
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