Alberta researcher makes breakthrough
University of Alberta researcher Andrew Mason proves long-contested link
The Internet's cancer resources: too good to be true?
The Internet is full of information about cancer, potential treatments and so-called miracle cures. Here’s how patients can navigate the tricky world of myths and misinformation about cancer online
Steps of hope in Iqaluit
Women’s walk through the North a success
Westlock alley bowls for cancer
Fundraiser for cancer centre brings in ‘phenomenal total’
Food for Life: Eating healthy at work
Eating well at work is a matter of planning ahead and choosing the right foods
Butternut squash risotto
This creamy butternut squash risotto can be soothing for those with mouth sores.
In cancer research, like mother, like daughter
Second-generation neuroscience researcher hopes to find answers for ‘chemo brain’ phenomenon
Corporate Giving: Stawnichy’s Serves up Food for Thought
The Hennig family makes fundraising for the Alberta Cancer Foundation a family affair
Finding strength in triathlons
Seven-time Ironman triathlete Colin Hackett prepares for his biggest obstacle yet – a cancer diagnosis
Zumba for a cause
Personal trainer Ike Henry gives back to breast cancer research the best way he knows – in sweat
