Author: researchcanada (Research Canada)

It’s not something you’ll necessarily look forward to, but a new innovation in mammography technology is giving Canadian women one less reason to avoid an exam.

"I want [my people] to be healthy. I want them to know who they are. And I want them to know what food is good for them from the land — our land."

Study could lead to development of personalized biomarkers and treatment

A new study led by UHN Pathologist Dr. N Kalimuthu shows the potential of personalized medicine in tackling pancreatic cancer.

In recent months, George and her team have been conducting interviews and completing surveys with people in the community, many of whom have been directly impacted by drug abuse.

A new study provides evidence on the tumor-promoting role of a microRNA, critical in controlling the expression of genes in biology; and the tumor-inhibiting potential of a gene in the deadliest form of ovarian cancer. These molecules could be used as potential markers or therapeutic targets, which could save lives.

Research news out of the University of Saskatchewan may have answers for why people with cystic fibrosis are prone to lung infections.

Strategies to prevent or catch cancer early need to be delivered equally and respectfully to Indigenous communities in Ontario.

Canadian researchers identify earliest traces of brain cancer long before the disease becomes symptomatic