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Firefighters are getting PFAS-free gear to phase out equipment containing a chemical linked to increased cancer rates

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A group of chemicals used in firefighting uniforms has been linked to increased cancer rates. Vancouver could become one of the first cities in North America to phase out their use.
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Mepham High School’s 14th annual St. Baldrick's event raises money to fight childhood cancer

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News 12's Nicolette Schleisman is at the school with more on the event.
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Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: National and tri-state area resources to get screened

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Regular screening beginning at age 45 is the key to preventing colorectal cancer.
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Why stopping cancer treatment can be about life, not death

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Many treatments for end-stage cancer are expensive, painful and do little to extend a patient’s life. CBC’s Christine Birak breaks down why a group of Canadian oncologists is adapting their approach and hears about why stopping treatment...
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Women's Day 2024: Important health tests women should do regularly

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Regular health tests are crucial for women to monitor and maintain their overall well-being. These tests can detect potential health issues early, allowing for timely intervention and treatment. Screening tests for conditions such as...
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This UWindsor hockey player is thanking her teammates after her cancer diagnosis

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Maggie Mitani was in her first year playing hockey for the Lancers women's team when she found a small lump on her neck. Initially brushing it off, it was her teammates — especially goalie Holly Borrett — who urged her to get it checked...
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Why stopping cancer treatment can be about life not death

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Many treatments for end-stage cancer are expensive, painful and do little to extend a patient’s life. CBC’s Christine Birak breaks down why a group of Canadian oncologists is adapting their approach and hears about why stopping treatment...
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Westchester DOH reminds middle-aged adults to get screened for colorectal cancer

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Westchester County health officials are reminding people to see a doctor during Colorectal Cancer Screening Awareness month.
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Debbie Hanlon is in the fight of her life — and vows cancer won’t cut it short

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St. John’s city councillor and real estate agent Debbie Hanlon says her health was fine a few weeks ago — but that changed seemingly overnight. Now she’s battling an acute type of cancer, and while she’s still coming to grips with the...
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New Zealander completes cross-Canada run to raise funds for cancer research

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305 days after setting off from Newfoundland, New Zealander Jon Nabbs completed his cross-Canada run in Victoria, raising more than $85,000 for cancer research in the process. Inspired by Canadian hero Terry Fox, Nabbs decided to run...
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Montefiore kicks off National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month by educating residents about colon health

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Montefiore experts say that Black and brown communities are diagnosed with more aggressive forms of colorectal cancer compared to white communities.
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March is National Colon Cancer Awareness Month. 7 signs and symptoms of colorectal cancer.

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Often colorectal cancer doesn’t cause symptoms until it has grown or spread. That’s why doctors say it is best to be tested for it before ever having any symptoms.
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The push to bring genetic cancer testing to more Black women

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Genetic cancer screening is on the rise in Canada, but the participation of Black women remains low, but a Toronto hospital is launching a new program aimed at empowering them to take genetic testing and learn more about hereditary cancer.
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Push to get more Black women genetic screening for cancer

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Genetic cancer screening is on the rise in Canada, but the participation of Black women remains low despite the increased risk of breast cancer. A Toronto hospital wants to empower them to get genetic testing and potentially catch cancer...
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Jersey Proud: Brick 8th grader runs 1 mile to honor fallen police officer

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Moran Blann is part of a national program called Running 4 Heroes.
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Residents of Jamie Towers continue to live with undrinkable water

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Tenants tell News 12 that the brown water has become their reality.
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These Indian States Have Banned Cotton Candy After Samples Reveal Cancer Causing Chemicals

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Cotton candy, a beloved childhood treat, has been banned in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry due to the presence of Rhodamine-B, a toxic dye used in its production. Rhodamine-B can cause health issues like nausea, vomiting, skin rash, and even...
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Winnipeg facility that produces essential cancer-screening material fails inspection for 4th time

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The Winnipeg Cyclotron Facility makes medical isotopes, which are critical in detecting certain cancers. It has failed its most recent Health Canada inspection and is at risk of being temporarily closed, which would delay cancer...
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Is there a correlation between sleep and cancer?

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There is evidence suggesting a correlation between insufficient sleep and an increased risk of certain cancers, including breast, prostate, and colorectal cancer. Disrupted sleep patterns may affect hormone levels, immune function, and...
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What to say (and what not to say) to a family member diagnosed with cancer

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When a friend or family member is diagnosed with cancer, how can we best support them? Amherstburg’s Sara Machnik was diagnosed with cancer a few years ago. Now, she currently has no evidence of the disease. Machnik shares tips on making...
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This family says quicker cancer referrals could save lives

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Mariah Mrakic-TenHave questions why patients cannot see a hematologist in Thunder Bay, Ont. until they get a cancer diagnosis. In sharing her mother's story, she wants to see changes made to protocols around referrals to specialists.
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Plan for King Charles to visit Canada postponed by cancer diagnosis

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Plans for King Charles III's first tour of Canada as head of state are on hold following his cancer diagnosis, CBC News has learned. Although the visit was never confirmed officially by Buckingham Palace, Canadian government sources told...
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Sask. breast cancer patient still waiting for surgeon consultation 5 months after finding lump

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Lisa Vick, 48, is one of many women in Saskatchewan facing bottlenecks in the health-care system due to a shortage of radiologists and surgeons with breast specializations.
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Key symptoms of lung cancer you must pay attention to

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In this video, Dr. Asmita Mehta, Professor and HOD, Dept of Respiratory Medicine, Amrita Hospital, Kochi explains about the key symptoms of lung cancer. Lung cancer is a malignant disease characterized by uncontrolled cell growth in the...