📷 Breast cancer won’t wait—neither should you. Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer worldwide, but early detection can be life-saving. With Ontario now allowing women aged 40+ to self-refer for mammograms, there’s no reason to wait. Experience the digital evolution of

Progress begins with research. 🔬 Breast Cancer Canada is proud to announce our 2025–2026 scholarship and fellowship awardees at the Breast Cancer Canada Translational Research Unit (BCC-TRU) at London Health Sciences Centre. These ten emerging researchers are advancing studies

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Last week, Kimberly Carson, CEO of Breast Cancer Canada visited Canada’s capital to advocate for a life-saving change: lowering the national recommended breast cancer screening age to 40. Early detection saves lives. Breast cancer treatment is less invasive, and more effective

October may be over, but awareness doesn't end here. The need for progress continues every day of every month. Breast Cancer Canada’s work is ongoing – driven by science, powered by your generosity, and guided by the belief that research will end breast cancer as we know it.

Today, Kim MacDonald joined CP24 to remind Canadians that it doesn't end here. Although breast cancer awareness month is coming to a close, researchers are working around the clock to continue the progress beyond October. The message is clear: breast cancer is personal, and

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Yesterday in New York, Breast Cancer Canada had the honour of meeting with Google’s thought leadership team during the AI Cancer Conference. This is a global gathering of innovators, researchers, and patient advocates shaping the future of cancer care. We shared the importance

⏳ The clock is ticking. The Big Win 50/50 Lottery jackpot is already over $138,000, and there is only one week left to get your tickets. Every ticket is a chance to win big while fuelling breast cancer research that leads to earlier detection, personalized treatment and better

Today marks an important milestone for breast cancer care in Canada. Health Canada has approved Enhertu (DESTINY-Breast06 indication) which expands access to a new treatment option for patients with certain forms of metastatic breast cancer (metastatic hormone receptor

In a recent feature by https://t.co/fYQx0yVAD0, Breast Cancer Canada CEO Kimberly Carson shares why improved screening and treatment are not enough if access continues to fall behind. Outdated screening guidelines, unequal access, and long review timelines still leave too many

Freedom Costs Someone Something! As Veterans Day 2025 approaches, Tuesday, November 11, my thoughts again turn to my Cousin, Eddie Duffy, and classmate, Jack Vowles (Hiawatha High School, Kirkland, IL, class of 1966), both of whom served and died in the defense of their country.

Breast Cancer Canada Annual Grant Competition is now live! Breast Cancer Canada is now accepting applications for the 2026 Research Grant Competition, awarding a total of $250,000 CAD to accelerate precision oncology in Lobular Carcinoma breast cancer. This national grant

On Saturday October 25, we opened the doors to something extraordinary. The inaugural Pink Door Gala brought together industry leaders, philanthropists, and changemakers for an evening of elegance, innovation, and purpose. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us; our

💗 Look up, Canada — the night is turning pink! 💗 Tonight, landmarks from coast to coast will shine pink in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and as a reminder that progress doesn't end here. Each light represents progress in breast cancer research — and a nation

One size does not fit all. Beyond One Size is Breast Cancer Canada’s new national campaign calling for personalized treatment for every breast cancer patient. With more than 50 known types of breast cancer, each diagnosis is different, and every patient deserves care that

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DESTINY-Breast05: Redefining Outcomes in HER2-Positive Early Breast Cancer Results from the DESTINY-Breast05 trial for Enhertu signal a turning point for patients with HER2-positive early breast cancer with a high risk of returning. The research results show 92% of patients

Today at ESMO in Berlin, new data introduced a shift in how metastatic triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) could be treated. Trodelvy® (sacituzumab govitecan), originally used later in the course of metastatic disease, has now been evaluated as initial treatment when metastatic

Live from #ESMO25 – Berlin Breast Cancer Canada is on the ground at ESMO Congress, connecting with Canadian and global researchers who are shaping a new era of precision breast cancer care. 🎥 We Are Here From early detection to metastatic treatment advances, the message is

This week, Breast Cancer Canada stood alongside Brenda Cunnington at the market open to recognize Global Lobular Breast Cancer Awareness Day. Together we put a spotlight on the urgent need for innovation. Lobular breast cancer accounts for up to 15% of all breast cancer cases,

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Lobular breast cancer is the second most common subtype of breast cancer, yet it has long been understudied. Unlike ductal breast cancer, it often grows in lines rather than lumps, making it more difficult to detect with standard mammography. Dr. David Lim, a Breast Cancer

📣 Ontario residents: time is running out to get your Big Win 50/50 Lottery tickets. Last year’s jackpot reached $116,000, and this year’s prize is climbing fast. Every ticket gives you the chance to win big while fueling life-saving breast cancer research. Half the jackpot goes

BD-Canada’s annual Breast Cancer Walk & Talk brought together industry leaders, advocates, and community members to advance awareness and action for women’s health. Held on October 1, Kimberly Carson, CEO of Breast Cancer Canada joined a panel discussion with BD-Canada President

Brenda Cunnington was in her forties, raising two kids and building her career, when she was diagnosed with lobular breast cancer, a type she had never even heard of. Her diagnosis was missed for years, despite regular mammograms. Dense breast tissue masked the signs, and

After visiting the Utility Expo in Louisville last week, we traveled with the Manufacturing Express to @LinkBeltCranes in Lexington for a fantastic event celebrating their employees and contributions to helping build and power the world. Thank you for having us and supporting the