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Lantern Pharma Launches "Webinar Wednesdays" Featuring World-Class Physician Scientists & Key Opinion Leaders Discussing Critical Areas of Oncology Drug Development - Vimarsana News

Lantern Pharma Launches "Webinar Wednesdays" Featuring World-Class Physician Scientists & Key Opinion Leaders Discussing Critical Areas of Oncology Drug Development

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...

Saanich woman with cancer turns to U.S. for $200K treatment - Bowen Island Undercurrent - Vimarsana News

Saanich woman with cancer turns to U.S. for $200K treatment - Bowen Island Undercurrent

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.

Saanich woman with cancer turns to U.S. for $200K treatment - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Saanich woman with cancer turns to U.S. for $200K treatment - Victoria Times Colonist

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.

Saanich woman with cancer turns to U.S. for $200K treatment - Vimarsana News

Saanich woman with cancer turns to U.S. for $200K treatment

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.

Saanich woman with cancer turns to U.S. for $200K treatment - Vimarsana News

Saanich woman with cancer turns to U.S. for $200K treatment

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.