New Members Join the Alliance
The CCRA is pleased to announce the addition of two new member organizations: Bladder Cancer Canada and Myeloma Canada, and we welcome new representatives: Michelle Colero, Executive Director, Bladder Cancer Canada and Martine Elias, Executive Director, Myeloma Canada.
Bladder Cancer Canada is the only national patient advocacy organization for the over 80,000 Canadians living with bladder cancer. In addition to its patient support mission, targeted research funding is an important organizational priority.
Myeloma Canada is the only national charitable patient organization created by, and for, Canadians impacted by myeloma. A patient-driven approach to research prioritization guides it research funding decision-making.
We look forward to learning about and from our newest members!
CCRA congratulates Canadian researchers on receiving prestigious awards
The CCRA extends its congratulations to members of the Canadian cancer research community for receiving several distinguished awards for biomedical research and scientific excellence in recent days, including:
- John E. Dick, PhD, FRS, FRsC, FAACR, recipient of the Canada Gairdner International Awar... Read More »
The CCRA extends its congratulations to members of the Canadian cancer research community for receiving several distinguished awards for biomedical research and scientific excellence in recent days, including:
- John E. Dick, PhD, FRS, FRsC, FAACR, recipient of the Canada Gairdner International Awar... Read More »
Spanning Bench to Behaviour: Webinar
This webinar, "Spanning Bench to Behaviour: Harnessing CPTP data to understand lifestyle risks across the health spectrum," will provide an overview of the types of data collected through the Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow Project (CPTP) — Canada’s largest population study of 330,000 Canadians in six regional coh... Read More »
This webinar, "Spanning Bench to Behaviour: Harnessing CPTP data to understand lifestyle risks across the health spectrum," will provide an overview of the types of data collected through the Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow Project (CPTP) — Canada’s largest population study of 330,000 Canadians in six regional coh... Read More »