Health Insight
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Being the “Real” Wanda: Openly Autistic Mother of Two Sons Who Also Have ASD
Diagnosed with ASD and PTSD as an adult, Wanda Deschamps reflects on what Mother's Day means to her as she strives to be the "real" Wanda.
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Seth Rogen and Wife Lauren Miller: Using Comedy to Raise Awareness for Alzheimer’s
Hilarity for Charity’s co-founders, Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller, inspire change by raising awareness for Alzheimer’s disease among millennials.
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Together We Are Stronger Than Cancer
One common belief unites the Canadian Cancer Society: we can take control of cancer and help Canadians live to the fullest — but we need to do it now.
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When Daffodils Bloom, Hope Grows for People Affected by Cancer
Through their annual Daffodil Campaign each spring, the Canadian Cancer Society raises funds to help people with cancer live their lives more fully.
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The Latest Advancements in Skin Cancer Treatment and Care
We asked Natalie Richardson from the Save Your Skin Foundation about the latest in skin cancer research, treatments, and care.
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Myeloma: Moving Closer to a Cure
Myeloma Canada is a non-profit, charitable organization created by and for people impacted by multiple myeloma, a blood cancer of the plasma cells.
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The Vision Is Clear for a Better Tomorrow
Seva partners with locals in developing countries to deliver self-sufficient, self-sustaining eye care programs — but there's still plenty of work to be done.
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Empowering Communities to Be Nutritionally Secure
Thrive for Good is helping to end poverty by providing tools and resources to grow healthy, organic, disease fighting foods sustainably.
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Sickle Cell Disease’s Only Known Cure Needs More Research Funding
Learn why the Bell family has been advocates to spread the word about their experiences with Sickle Cell Disease and why others should choose CHOA BMT.
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Is Canada Prepared to Cure Rare Blood Disorders?
The ultimate dream is to find a cure, and now, it may be a possibility for many blood disorder patients. But is Canada prepared to make cures accessible?