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There’s a story to be told at every stage of the cancer journey – from prevention, to diagnosis, to treatment, to life with or beyond cancer. Here, you’ll find real experiences from Canadians across the country and learn how your support is helping the Canadian Cancer Society make a difference. Explore stories that highlight the impact of groundbreaking cancer research, support programs and services, advocacy, healthy living and more.

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Natalie Lipschultz, carrying her daughter, stands next to her husband in a park.
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Improving quality of life for people with advanced cancer
Dr Alexander Wyatt in his laboratory wearing a lab coat and smiling at the camera
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Finding the right treatment for advanced prostate cancer
A patient sitting down and talking to her doctor
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5 research projects improving the cancer experience for young people
Dr Nicole Culos-Reed and her team are posing on an outdoor terrace with trees behind them
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5 research projects helping people with cancer stay active
Louise-Hélène is sitting on a bench with her two daughters.
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Research sparks hope for people with melanoma
Two people hugging
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10 ways to cope with cancer waiting periods
A younger person reviewing medications with an older person.
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How to avoid caregiver burnout
Linda and the Pink Days in Bloom volunteers, wearing pink formal attire and hats.
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Pinks Days in Bloom: A Growing Movement