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BREAST CANCER AND YOU A guide for people living with breast cancer | Seventh Edition ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Canadian Breast Cancer Network (CBCN) works to voice the views and concerns of Canadians with breast cancer. As a patient-directed national organization, we are committed to continuing to promote education, information, advocacy, and
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Clinical Practice Guideline 2022 Update. GOAL. To provide updated evidence-based guidance on screening for breast cancer. To help Albertans and their healthcare providers make informed choices about breast cancer screening. TARGET POPULATION. Asymptomatic women, transgender, gender diverse, and non-binary people * of all ages. Exclusions.
Calgary Breast Health Program. A comprehensive diagnostic and surgical clinic for the assessment and treatment of breast abnormalities. Services offered in the program include: comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for suspected and confirmed breast cancer management. expedited referral for New Cancer and BIRADs 5 patients.
RUBY, or Reducing the bUrden of Breast cancer in Young women, is a pan-Canadian research study based at the University of Calgary (Calgary, AB) and Women’s College Hospital (Toronto, ON) that examines breast cancer in young women (40 years and under) in Canada.
Breast Cancer. Cancer Care Alberta. The evidence-based recommendations described below outline the standard follow-up procedures for breast cancer surveillance and are intended to assist you in providing optimal cancer follow-up care for your patient; these recommendations are not intended to be a substitute for clinical judgement. Topics.
