Malignancy Program News Today

Webinar Wednesdays is planned to be held on the last Wednesday of each month - starting on Wednesday, April 24th with the first webinar on the increasing prevalence of non-small cell lung cancer in...

A Saanich woman diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer sought a $200,000 treatment in the U.S. after delays to see an oncologist in B.C.

A Saanich woman diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer sought a $200,000 treatment in the U.S. after delays to see an oncologist in B.C.

A Saanich woman diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer sought a $200,000 treatment in the U.S. after delays to see an oncologist in B.C.

A Saanich woman diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer sought a $200,000 treatment in the U.S. after delays to see an oncologist in B.C.

A Saanich woman diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer sought a $200,000 treatment in the U.S. after delays to see an oncologist in B.C.

A Saanich woman diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer sought a $200,000 treatment in the U.S. after delays to see an oncologist in B.C.

Black and Hispanic breast cancer survivors have more risk of dying from a second cancer than survivors of other racial or ethnic groups.

Hispanic and non-Hispanic Black female survivors of breast cancer experience higher death rates after being diagnosed with a second primary cancer than members of other ethnic and racial groups, according to recent research from investigators at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center.