Health Insight
Managing Illnesses
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Effective Diabetes Management Is a Journey of Small Steps
When Yves was diagnosed with diabetes, he worried he wouldn’t live to meet his grandchildren — but thanks to great support, that’s changed.
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Research shows promise for dementia wandering
New first-of-its-kind research from MedicAlert shows promise for near-term breakthroughs on managing wandering for Canadians living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias
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Constantly Coughing from Mucus or COPD? Help Open and Clear your Lungs
COPD patients experience excess mucus and blocked airways, which negatively affects their lung health — but fortunately, there’s a specific device designed to help.
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Creating a Better Cancer Care System Starts with Listening to Patients
Canada’s cancer care system is already strained, yet faces escalating demand. Together, we must advocate for meaningful change to the system.
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Canada Is Home to One of the Top 5 Cancer Research Centres in the World
As a world-class research institution Princess Margaret Cancer Centre attracts top global research talent and funding.
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Why Society Must Embrace the Idea of “Dying a Good Death”
Pancreatic Cancer Canada works year-round to broaden conversations around death and the importance of palliative care.
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How Kidney Cancer Canada Can Help Patients, Caregivers, and Doctors
Kidney Cancer Canada is helping patients, caregivers, and health care professionals through support, education, and advocacy.
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Support That Goes Beyond the Physical: Cancer’s Impact on Mental Health
A virtual care network seeks to combine physical and mental health supports creating a comprehensive care approach for cancer patients and their families.
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Improving Early Breast Cancer Detection Through Real-world Evidence
Syantra and Calian on a mission to increase access to breast cancer screening in Canada.
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Advancements in HPV Screening Could Eradicate Cervical Cancer in Our Lifetime
Regular cervical screening can greatly reduce the chances of cervical cancer.