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March 17, 2016Participants needed for physical activity post breast cancer study
In partnership with the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, Dr. Catherine Sabiston and Angela Fong, a research assistant and PhD candidate at the University of Toronto, are conducting a study titled Increasing physical activity and reducing sedentary behaviour: MOVING research into practice Part 2: An assessment of physical activity needs for Canadian breast cancer survivors.
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March 03, 2016Your help is requested for this study about working after cancer
Our friends at the Nova Scotia Health Authority are looking for your input. Please review the following poster, and get in touch with Emily at [email protected] if you can help! […]
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January 05, 2016Participants needed for health behaviours survey
Researchers at Memorial University are seeking young adult cancer survivors to participate in an online health survey.
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October 28, 2015
Contemporary young adults in Canada: An update on their distinct issues
When the question comes up of what is different about young adults, the answer is usually that they’re going through a distinct time of life that involves distinct needs. That may be true, but there’s more to the picture. Much more.
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October 20, 2015
Help build resource guide for parents with cancer
Bonnie Hobbs, graduate Social Work Student at Memorial University, is studying the discussion between children and parents around the parent’s cancer diagnosis to develop a guide to facilitate those conversations which will be distributed in inpatient and outpatient settings.
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September 06, 2015Men affected by post-chemo infertility needed for study
A Masters student at the University of New Brunswick is looking to interview men who were diagnosed with cancer between the ages of 15-29 in Canada about what it means to be infertile after cancer treatment.
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July 13, 2015
Have multiple diagnoses affected your lifestyle?
Researchers at the University of Ottawa are exploring how having multiple cancers affects one’s lifestyle behaviours.
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July 10, 2015How integral were your parents to your post-cancer physical activity?
Researcher Amanda Wurz of the University of Ottawa connected with us a while back to help connect her with some cancer survivors between 15-19 and their parents to determine the role parents play in a survivor’s post-cancer physical activity. She has updated her age criteria, and this study is now open to participants between 15-25.
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July 07, 2015Participants needed for study on returning to work post-treatment
The Nova Scotia Health Authority is conducting a study on cancer survivors’ views on returning to work following cancer treatment.
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June 24, 2015
Moral struggles of young adults with cancers
When something disruptive happens in life, the work of mourning our losses often involves building causal links around the disruption—it’s not an outright scientific endeavour, but it is often grounded in rich, personal experiences and observations.
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June 11, 2015Researcher seeking participants for breast cancer study
Megan Williams, a researcher from the University of New Brunswick, is looking for your help with a study focusing on breast cancer in young adults.
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March 05, 2015Survey for thyroid cancer patients/survivors
Thyroid Cancer Canada is reaching out to patients, survivors, and their loved ones to learn more about the information and support they need.
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