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Brain

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Stopping the deadly spread of glioblastoma
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When cancer comes to stay
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Health And Wellness, Research, UAlberta

New cardio-oncology drug aims to protect the heart while increasing effectiveness of cancer treatments
Carla Prado

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Fuelling the fight against breast cancer
Man running on treadmill

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Exercise recommended as part of treatment for colon cancer
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Old drug, new target
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New research and training program aims to help cancer survivors cope with lymphedema
Jenilee Woodfield

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Investing in the Next Generation
Cancer Patient

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Some cancer patients get heart damage during chemotherapy and some don’t: Here’s why
Cachexia

Research, Health And Wellness, Science and Technology, UAlberta

Breakthrough genetic research holds keys to fighting devastating muscle wasting in cancer
Weighlifter

Health And Wellness, Research, UAlberta, Science and Technology

New clinical trial tests whether heavy lifting could combat cancer side-effects
Ismail Ismail and Eli Zeinali

Health And Wellness, Science and Technology, UAlberta, Research

Newly identified function for protein could hold key to chemo resistance
lymphedema

Research, Science and Technology, Health And Wellness, UAlberta

Study shows change in diet could reduce lymphedema
cancer cells

Research, Science and Technology, UAlberta, Health And Wellness

Researchers design cancer vaccine blueprint
MRI

Health And Wellness, Research, UAlberta

New radiotracer could make breast cancer detection quicker, more accurate
Cancer cells

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80 per cent of colorectal cancers resist immunotherapy. This DNA treatment could help
Close-up shot of a breast cancer tumour. (Photo: Getty Images)

Research, UAlberta, Health And Wellness

Protein ‘referee’ could hold key to stopping some breast cancers from spreading
Clinical Trial

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‘Definitive test’ finds exercise a potent weapon against colon cancer
exercise oncology

UAlberta, Health And Wellness, Research

Exercise app could bridge access gap for cancer survivors in rural and remote communities
scientist in lab

UAlberta, Research, Health And Wellness

Bridge to success
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Health And Wellness, UAlberta, Research

Micro-ultrasound is easier, more affordable and just as reliable as MRI in diagnosing prostate cancer
woman at MRI machine

Health And Wellness, Research, UAlberta

New imaging test could improve how we diagnose and treat lung cancer
Woman Exercising

Health And Wellness, Research, UAlberta

Exercise prescription isn’t one-size-fits-all for cancer patients
Luc Berthiaume and John Mackey Walking

UAlberta, Research, Health And Wellness

How a U of A spinoff company beat the odds to create a new kind of cancer treatment
Assorted Dietary Protein

Health And Wellness, UAlberta, Research

Eating more protein helps patients with colorectal cancer maintain muscle — or even gain it
Christa Aubrey & Cheng Han Lee

UAlberta, Research, Health And Wellness

CRINA Connects Lives Up to Its Word by Fostering Collaboration
Person Running

UAlberta, Health And Wellness, Research

Cardiopulmonary fitness is key for helping breast cancer patients manage post-diagnosis symptoms
Cancer cells

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Newly identified ‘Compound B’ holds promise as a better immune booster against cancer, chronic diseases
Ultrasound screen

Health And Wellness, Research, UAlberta

Study offers hope of a new treatment for rare endometrial cancer
Cancer cells

Health And Wellness, UAlberta, Research

Gene found in ovarian cancer cells identified as potential new target for treatment