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Kimberly Carson, chef de la direction de Cancer du sein Canada, parle du don de 3 millions de dollars pour la recherche au Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.

Kimberly Carson, PDG de Breast Cancer Canada, apparaît sur CP24 Toronto pour discuter de la subvention de recherche de 3 millions de dollars accordée au Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.

Kimberly Carson, chef de la direction de Cancer du sein Canada, participe à l’émission CTV Calgary News pour discuter de la subvention de recherche de 3 millions de dollars accordée au Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.

Shaniah LeDuc, présidente du conseil d’administration de Cancer du sein Canada, sur CTV News Toronto, au sujet de la réduction de l’âge du dépistage du cancer du sein aux États-Unis.

Shaniah LeDuc, présidente du conseil d’administration de Cancer du sein Canada, sur CP 24Toronto, discutant de la réduction de l’âge du dépistage du cancer du sein aux États-Unis.

Faits marquants de l'ASCO 2023

Kim MacDonald, survivante du cancer du sein, s’entretient avec Anna Cumaraswamy, PhD, directrice associée des affaires médicales en oncologie chez Gilead Sciences.

Shaniah LeDuc, présidente du conseil d’administration de Cancer du sein Canada, au sujet de la présentation du Dr Dennis Slamon sur les données de KISQALI et les essais NATALEE.

Résumés et posters de l’ASCO 2023

Kim MacDonald, survivante du cancer du sein, et Angela Marlatt, directrice du marketing de Cancer du sein Canada, visitent le hall d’exposition de l’ASCO.

Un film de polyuréthane à base de silicone peut réduire la dermatite aiguë d’irradiation chez les patientes atteintes d’un cancer du sein

ASCO 2023 : réflexions finales de Kim MacDonald.

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