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Road to Recover

Karl-Erik recaps the Recover Study Leadership Team’s April Fool’s Day meeting!

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New and ongoing research projects from friends of YACC! (May 2024)

In addition to YACC’s Recover Study, here are some opportunities to use your voice and your experience to help understand, shape, and improve the future of young adult cancer! Are […]

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Outside of the cancer world: Recruitment for the Recover Study

“I thought my cancer journey would last six months and everything would go back to how it was before. It lasted much longer than six months and was nothing like I thought it would be.”

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The latest research projects from friends of YACC! (April 2024)

In addition to YACC’s Recover Study, here are some opportunities to use your voice and your experience to help understand, shape, and improve the future of young adult cancer! Are […]

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Downtown Toronto energized Joseph after lung cancer

Joseph Neale says the energy of downtown Toronto helped him recover after his lung cancer diagnosis.

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More research projects from friends of YACC! (March 2024)

Featuring some new opportunities from our friends at Anew and EXCEL!

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The Recover Study: On the recruitment path

Recover Leadership Team member, Ainsley Latour, shares some background info on the study and recaps the latest team meeting.

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Gabrielle knows recovery is different for everyone

Diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in 2015, Gabrielle had to find a way to move beyond treatment to live a life worth loving.

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The road to the Recover Study: What is community-based research?

YACC’s senior research manager, Pam Crotty, explains community-based research and how it’s shaping the YACC Recover Study.

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Introducing the Recover Study leadership team!

The Recover Study leadership team will meet with YACC staff regularly over the next two years to ensure the study involves the young adult cancer community’s interests and ideas, and to discuss ideas related to things like recruitment, funding, analysis, and more.

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“Recovery isn’t a simple thing; it’s something that is ongoing.”

At YACC, recovery is about more than survival, it’s about living a life worth loving for the long road.

Heather Brown gets it.

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“[Recovery] means not only surviving, but thriving after a life-threatening illness”

At YACC, recovery is about more than survival, it’s about living a life worth loving for the long road. Joseph Neale gets it.

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