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Data and analyses to detect harms from toxic exposures in Canadians
A regulatory conclusion that an environmental exposure poses an “acceptable risk” is initially based on little data. Ethically, regulators should follow up to detect harms at the earliest possible opportunity. Relying on epidemiology can result in harms to generations.
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Are Worst Fears About Mobile Phones Being Realized?
Brain tumours now the most frequent form of cancer in U.S. adolescents: Ground-breaking American study Sobering statistics Brain tumours are now the leading cancer in American adolescents, and incidence is…
Cancer Prevention Starts With Data
MEDIA RELEASEJuly 21, 2015 We measure what we value. In July 2015, doctors reported that brain tumours in Calgary spiked by 30% between 2012 and 2013. Is this happening across…
Rethinking Cancer – Winners of the Group Cancer Prevention Award – 2015
The Halifax Project (subtitled “Rethinking Cancer”) is the recipient of the Group Cancer Prevention Award – 2015. Leaders Michael Gilbertson and Leroy Lowe are convinced that better understanding the features…
Sure, cancer is rotten lock, but it is not an unpreventable random event!
By Meg Sears PhD, Co-chair Prevent Cancer Now Happy New Year headlines proclaimed that cancer is mostly just due to random bad luck. If only it was true, it might…
The Halifax Project: Applying the Hallmarks of Cancer for Prevention and Treatment
By Michael Gilbertson PhDGetting to Know Cancer is a new organization, formed nearly three years ago, that complements the objectives of Prevent Cancer Now. Its purpose is to share detailed…
April is Cancer Month
We need action, not more selling of “hope”! April is Cancer Month. In this annual spring rite, the Canadian Cancer Society sells daffodils and “the gift of hope” as it…