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BC Cancer Agency Gives Women a “Call to Action” to Get a Screening Mammogram - March 2008
Having regular screening mammograms has shown to reduce deaths from breast cancer in BC women by 25 per cent and is one of the best ways to monitor their breast health. The service is free, proven to be life-saving and available to all BC women ages 40 to 79.
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New Year’s Resolution to a Healthier Life - December 2007
You may be able to reduce your cancer risk by one-third simply by making healthy choices about the foods you eat. Commit to a New Year’s resolution to eat healthier now and be on the road to a better life tomorrow. Here are some helpful tips.
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Shedding light on oral cancer - October 2007
Let’s be honest with ourselves. Not too many people jump out of bed looking forward to visiting their dentist. Yet, we all know dental exams are important for healthy teeth and gums. But did you know that a routine visit to your dentist can also save your life?
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Use Your Common Sense and Have Fun Outside - July 2007
You love the outdoors. You enjoy the sun. Summer in B.C. is a beautiful thing. Yet harmful rays can cause long-term harm to the skin which can lead to skin cancer. Sunscreen and other simple measures can significantly reduce your risk.
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 You, UV and vitamin D - Winter 2007
The debate and confusion over vitamin D supplements, cancer prevention and sun exposure continues: what are the benefits of vitamin D? How much do we need? And what is the connection between UV radiation, vitamin D and cancer prevention?
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