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Pope Leo needs no further treatment for lung cancer: VaticanPope Leo, 71, had the lower lobe of his right lung removed last week in the first major health event of his 17-month pontificate, which confirmed he had lung cancer.WorldOct 21
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Can a photo help predict if you’ll survive cancer? Researchers think soA team of researchers developed AI models that they say can predict a person’s biological age and chances of surviving cancer treatment using a singular photograph of their face.TechOct 21
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Saskatoon cancer lodge to offer temporary ‘home’ for patients and familiesThe governments of Canada and Saskatchewan are spending around $7 million each to build a new cancer lodge in Saskatoon. It is expected to be ready to house patients in 2028.HealthOct 16
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Pope Leo XIV’s diagnosis highlights importance of lung cancer screening in CanadaPope Leo XIV’s lung cancer diagnosis is putting a spotlight on the disease as doctors stress the importance of screening and recognizing symptoms.HealthOct 15
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Pope Leo will leave the hospital Saturday following lung cancer surgery, Vatican saysPope Leo XIV is being released from the hospital on Saturday, four days after lung cancer surgery, and will deliver the traditional noon blessing on Sunday.WorldOct 17
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Ontario narrows out-of-country drug funding rules after cancer patient court victoryAn Ontario man with Stage 4 melanoma says the province has blocked access to funding for out-of-country drug treatments in response to his attempts to seek therapy in the U.S.CanadaOct 8
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Winnipegger raises money for CancerCare Manitoba with giant jack-o’-lanternsChris Okell carves out heavyweight pumpkins in honour of his mom who loved Halloween — a promise he's upheld every year while trying to raise money for cancer.CanadaOct 26
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Ontario drug funding decision leaves cancer patients disappointed, with few optionsDrug treatments will now only be funded out of country if they are already funded within the province but access is temporarily unavailable or delayed.PoliticsOct 21
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Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer after nodule removal, Vatican saysThe 71-year-old Leo returned to his room after the surgery at Rome’s Gemelli hospital, according to a statement from the Vatican spokesman.TrendingOct 13
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‘More than 1,000 words’: AI models could be used to communicate procedures to cancer patientsResearchers at the University Health Network in Toronto are now leveraging AI to help create a 3D picture of what tumours look like.HealthOct 12
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Calgary cyclotron to make radiopharmaceuticals for fighting cancer expected by 2029A cyclotron speeds up tiny charged particles and shoots them at a target to make radioactive materials for medical scans and treatments for diseases such as cancer.HealthSep 30
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Anonymous $100M donation boosts Princess Margaret Cancer FoundationThough the name of the $100 million donor was not released, a news release about the donation said they had a "personal connection" to cancer.CanadaSep 23
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Doctors urge women to remove fallopian tubes to reduce ovarian cancer riskThe procedure is quick and done on patients already undergoing surgery in the abdominal area and who don't want children or have finished having children.HealthSep 23
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Genetic testing program pioneered in Maritimes improving cancer care in CanadaA genetic testing program that helps rule out a stem-cell donor due to a genetic risk for developing leukemia was pioneered in the Maritimes, and is helping to improve cancer care.HealthSep 23
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‘Jersey Shore’ star Nicole ‘Snooki’ Polizzi reveals she’s cancer-freeJersey Shore star Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi revealed that she is officially cancer-free following her diagnosis with Stage 1 cervical cancer in February.EntertainmentSep 21
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4th minister for David Eby announces she’s not running in upcoming electionBrenda Bailey announced in August she was diagnosed with early-stage treatable cancer and underwent surgery. She says she's now cancer-free and not seeking re-election on Oct. 24.PoliticsSep 23
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Childhood Cancer Canada calls for $15M from feds as demand risesChildhood Cancer Canada says demand for its financial support programs has risen 40 per cent in two years as families face the long-term costs of a diagnosis.HealthSep 12
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Drinking ‘very hot’ drinks may increase risk of esophageal cancer: studyThe International Agency for Research on Cancer considers a beverage "very hot" if it is above 65°C, and says it is “probably carcinogenic” to people.TrendingSep 11
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Alberta expands access to cancer treatment with Calgary radiopharmaceutical facilityAs cancer treatments advance, the ability to create radioisotopes is being expanded to Calgary — reducing transport barriers and bringing life-saving care closer to patients.HealthAug 27
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Wrestling community comes together to support Regina coach’s cancer fightFor years, Hajar Quinn has taught athletes how to fight on the mat. Now, she's facing a fight of her own with her wrestling family in her corner.HealthAug 26