Cancer

CBCN Report: Financial and Workplace Impact of a Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Groundbreaking Canadian Research Reveals Financial and Workplace Impact of a Breast Cancer Diagnosis

80 per cent of women experienced a financial impact; 16 per cent had their jobs terminated

Cancer Care Ontario

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Toronto, Ontario M5G 2L7

Tel: (416) 971-9800

Fax: (416) 971-6888
publicaffairs@cancercare.on.ca
 




Canadian Cancer Society, Ontario Division

1639 Yonge Street

Toronto, Ontario M4T 2W6

Tel: (416) 488-5400 or toll-free at 1 800 268-8874

Fax: (416) 488-2872
 



Cancer Care Ontario's *Take 5: 5-10 a day...your way* Vegetable and Fruit Behaviour Change Intervention

I Introduction

II The Take 5 Program

III Piloting Take 5

IV Evaluating Take 5

V Learning From Take 5

VI Next Steps

VII References



--by Lise Smedmor, MEd, RD, Communication Consultant to the Nutrition Resource Centre's *Take 5: 5-10 a day, your way* Transition Project



Based on the report, "Evaluation of a Vegetable and Fruit Behavioural Intervention: *Take 5: 5-10 a day...your way* Results from Twelve Pilot Sites in Ontario" prepared by Myrna Wright and Melody Roberts, Cancer Care Ontario, and Harry Cummings and Associates



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Letters to the Editor & Comings and Goings, December 2003

I Introduction

II Letters in Response to 338.1, "Colorectal Cancer: Why Is Screening Important?"

III Comings & Goings

Cancer Care Ontario

620 University Avenue

Toronto, Ontario

Canada

M5G 2L7

Tel: (416) 971-9800

Fax: (416) 971-6888


 






Technical Report for the National Committee of Colorectal Cancer Screening

Type of Resource: Report
Source: May 2002, Health Canada, Ottawa, Canada
Author: Health Canada
 


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