The Terry Fox Research Institute (TFRI) and Terry Fox Foundation (TFF) welcome a new $80-million investment from the Government of Canada that will help expand access to precision oncology and acceler...

Around the world, cancer is being treated according to guidelines often developed without a formative, inclusive local process. The clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) are ‘systematically developed st...

Patient perceptions of radiation treatment may influence acceptance of this therapy, yet the impact of treatment terminology on these perceptions has not been experimentally tested. We aimed to determ...

The Clinical Trial Results (CTR) section of The Oncologist was launched in 2012 to address a persistent gap in oncology research: the underpublication of trial results. Trials that are negative…

Common Sense Oncology invites applications for a one-year Cancer Health Services Research Fellowship with an expected start date of July 1, 2027.

A new study introduces an effort recalibration framework, proving social media changes how our brains value cognitive effort.

A Toronto-based team is launching a massive, years-long research project to study liquid biopsies, a novel technology meant to catch tiny traces of tumour DNA in the blood. The goal? Finding better wa...

Modesty affects patient experience of health care and health outcomes. Radiation therapy often requires body exposure. Little is known about modesty and patient unease during radiation therapy across ...

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Our Patient Working Group invites you to its first Pan-Canadian Patient Forum to be held virtually on April 26 (English) and May 3 (French)!

Cancer treatment evolves, often under the selective pressures of clinical trials. Although some indications in radiation oncology are fading, new possibilities are emerging. Phase III randomized contr...

A national learning system approach could help provide the answers to improving waiting times for cancer treatment, write Ajay Aggarwal , Richard Grieve , and Mary Dixon-Woods Recent media coverage ...

Amid unprecedented scientific progress in oncology, a growing body of evidence reveals a parallel and profound crisis in the human experience of cance…

Queen’s marks the one-year anniversary of his passing with gratitude, commemorating his life, teachings, and ongoing influence.

In addition to the new positions, three current chairs have been renewed. Announcement also included new research support funding.

Purpose/objectives Breast cancer remains the most prevalent cancer among women, with African Americans experiencing the highest rates of mortality/morbidity. In this context, our current study examin...