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People walk and run for their loved ones at Run for the Cure

The kids from the London School of Dance spend most days dancing, but on this day they were walking for the Run for the Cure.

Elizabeth Hurley promotes #BCAStrength campaign in Toronto

Actress Elizabeth Hurley attended a private breakfast at the Hudson's Bay Company on Queen Street West in Toronto early Monday morning. She stopped by the company's flagship store to thank employees of Estee Lauder and Clinique for their work in raising funds for breast cancer research.
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Lifetime achievement award-winner’s own cancer journey was ‘tough, but short-lived’

It was Friday, but not just any ordinary one. It was Friday, May 13, 1994 a day that changed her life forever.

Second Scarborough World Gala goal to raise $2M for cancer research

Dr. Dhun Noria survived breast cancer. Twice. On Nov. 14, The Scarborough Hospital's (TSH) chief of laboratory medicine and medical director of laboratories helped launch The Scarborough Hospital Foundation's second annual World Gala, set for May 10.

Breast reconstruction available in Scarborough

Community hospital becomes the only institution that offers breast reconstruction in Scarborough.

Quick breast cancer diagnosis now available at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Canada’s largest breast cancer centre opened at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Thursday. The Louise Temerty Breast Cancer Centre is located on the sixth floor of M-Wing at the Toronto hospital's Bayview Avenue location. The 28,000 square foot facility offers patients specialty clinics and unique programs with the latest technology and imaging. With technologies such as the Marion C. Soloway Breast Rapid Diagnostic Unit, patients can receive rapid assessment and next-day diagnosis.

BRA Day offers breast cancer survivors options

When Benilda Ariz was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009, she moved quickly to surgery and chemotherapy. But her journey didn't stop there.

Toronto Rising Stars hope to shine light on Bangladesh

Through innovative technology Bangladeshi women may soon be able to receive earlier detection and...

Shock advertising sometimes necessary, expert says

Women walked topless in public in Toronto recently; they were advertising the need for greater awareness of breast cancer. Joy Thorne-Enright, co-ordinator of Centennial College’s advertising program, says charities and corporations are more likely to use these kinds of in-your-face images to capture attention.

Hospital continues 100-year tradition of serving women

Dr. Sophie Jamal first discovered the benefits of the compound nitrate in preventing bone...

Personal struggle prompts public battle against prostate cancer

Anoop Dogra was sitting in his doctor’s office early this year when he got...

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