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New therapy helps cancer patients find strength in shared experience
June 5,
2025
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A cancer diagnosis is a life-changing moment. While the physical effects often take priority, the emotional and mental toll can be just as profound. A new study published in Psychooncology explores a novel approach to addressing this gap in care: ...
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Ottawa researchers continue to set international standards for reporting clinical trials
May 23,
2025
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Nearly 30 years ago, the CONSORT statement transformed clinical trials around the world
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Cracking cancer's code: Researchers find new way to slow ovarian tumour growth in mice
May 23,
2025
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A new study published in Oncogene has uncovered a survival tactic of high-grade serous ovarian cancer (HGSOC) in mice: the suppression of Lats1 and Lats2, two genes that are essential for regulating cell growth and tumour formation.
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New scientist profile: Dr. Ehsan Habibi sketches life with hyper-realistic precision
May 16,
2025
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As an artist, Dr. Ehsan Habibi paints lush forests, bubbling streams and shiny pebbles that are so realistic they could be mistaken for photographs. It’s called “hyper-realism” and it’s a philosophy that he applies to science just as much as to art.
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Small dose, big impact: Lower dose of blood thinner provides safer blood clot prevention in cancer patients
May 15,
2025
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Thanks to new research published in the New England Journal of Medicine, people with cancer can now take a reduced dose of blood thinning medication to prevent recurring venous thromboembolism (VTE), a type of blood clot
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