Learn about treatment options and strategies for managing colorectal cancer. Support for patients during their care journey.
Dr. Brooke Fletcher, clinical child and adolescent Psychologist, joins Colorectal Cancer Canada to discuss the impact of a cancer diagnosis on children. This Tush Talk will go into detail about how to discuss a cancer diagnosis with your children, some of the changes that might occur, and strategies to help ...
Join us for our seventh Tush Talk on the role of physical activity before, during, and after treatment. We will be joined by Anh Thy Le Quang, kinesiologist and Program Coordinator of the Hope & Cope Rehabilitation and Exercise Program, and Nadia Smirnow, physiotherapist and certified lymphedema therapist at Hope ...
Use this downloadable sheet to help you navigate your diagnosis and ask important questions to your medical team.
A short booklet that provides an introduction to colorectal cancer symptoms, risk factors, diagnosis, screening, and treatment.
The HTAi PCIG Patient Preference Working Group has initiated a project designed to improve the likelihood that patient preferences can and will be used more frequently in HTA decision-making. The initial step in the project is to conduct an assessment of the current landscape of HTA use of patient preferences ...
In collaboration with Natera and Lifelabs, Colorectal Cancer Canada (CCC) hosted an Information Webinar for healthcare professionals regarding the Canadian launch of Signatera™, on February 13th 2023. Signatera™ is a highly sensitive molecular residual disease assay (MRD) using circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) custom designed for each patient. It will offer ...
Tush Talks is a series that aims to support patients, caregivers and their families with practical information about colorectal cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship. The webinars will occur on a bi-monthly basis and will be led by our Associate Director of Communications, Carl Bindman, alongside a range of guest speakers ...
Colorectal Cancer and Biomarker Testing. What Patients Need to Know. What is the right care for you? There have been considerable advances in the treatment of colorectal cancer over the past 15 years. Certainly, treating colorectal cancer today is different than it was a few decades ago. In the past ...
The following table summarizes the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology's recommendations for colorectal cancer screening among individuals who have immediate family members diagnosed with the disease.
When a loved one is diagnosed with cancer, it can be difficult for everyone who is close to them. Colorectal Cancer Canada is here for the whole family and friend system during the diagnosis, treatment, and everything in between and thereafter. Caregiving can be emotionally, financially, physically, and spiritually taxing ...
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