Life after breast cancer: an often misunderstood reality
On croit qu’une fois la rémission annoncée et les traitements terminés, tout redevient comme avant.(...)
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More effective screening for triple-negative breast cancer
Le 3 mars, Journée mondiale du cancer du sein triple négatif (CSTN), est l’occasion de(...)
Breast Cancer in Black Communities - What You Need to Know
Breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women and 1 in 934 men in Canada. However,(...)
New year’s resolutions: Six tips for lasting health
Happy 2025! Each new year is a symbol of renewal and a time when many(...)
Pregnancy and breast cancer: what you need to know
Une femme peut vivre de nombreux changements hormonaux au cours de sa vie, notamment au(...)
Mobile mammography unit: the INSPQ serving women in remote areas
As part of the Quebec Breast Cancer Screening Program (PQDCS), the Institut national de santé(...)
Hereditary breast cancer explained
Le cancer du sein est une maladie multifactorielle. Cela veut dire que plusieurs facteurs peuvent(...)
Is there a link between physical activity and breast cancer?
Did you know that some 27% of Quebecers are considered active in their leisure time?(...)
Dragon boating and breast cancer: improved well-being and physical health
Have you ever heard the term “Pink paddling?” The practice has been around for centuries,(...)