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2019

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The 2019 LCC Newsletter is here!

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Events Update

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2016 Faces of Lung Cancer
#HopeUNITES
Hope is Here - Evening of Hope and
Lung Cancer Patient Summit
Events
Community Calendar
Jill's Story

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Graeme's Story - In His Own Words part 2
2015 Faces of Lung Cancer Report
Community Action for Hope
Evening of Hope

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Graeme's Story - In His Own Words part 1
Celebrating Hope - 2014 in Events
Remembering a Lung Cancer Champion
Talking About Your Cancer
The Faces of Lung Cancer Report
You Can Help Make A Difference

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Harnessing the Immune System
Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price — Medical Advisory Board Chair
In Memory of Philip Clarke
In Memory of Phil Kornblum
Detecting and Testing for Radon
Lung Cancer Donation Charity
Lung Cancer Research Awards

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Radon Gas - The Silent Killer
Pan-Canadian Early Detection of Lung Cancer Study
Donnie MAC Cup at the West Edmonton Mall Ice Palace Raises $15,000
Calling For A Bigger Louder Voice for Lung Cancer in Canada
Lung Cancer Canada’s Evening of Hope

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Lung Cancer in Canada: An Overview of LCC’s First-Ever Public Opinion Poll
There is no question that the lung cancer ﬁ ght is suffering from a general lack of public awareness and understanding of the disease. In order to elevate the lung cancer conversation in this country, Lung Cancer Canada conducted benchmark research on Canadians’ knowledge of and attitudes toward lung cancer. Our hope: to begin the critical process of clearing away misconceptions and educating the general public about this devastating disease.

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Patient Resources
Receiving a Lung Cancer Diagnosis at Age 30
A Quick Look at Minimally Invasive Chest Surgery
Lung Cancer Awareness Month
The LCC Lung Nurses Network
The Gabriella Micallef Memorial Hope Research Grant

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Patient Resources
Celebrating Advances in Lung Cancer
Lung Cancer Awareness Month
Remembering Gabriella Micallef
Shame, Guilt, and Stigma in Lung Cancer
Implementing Molecularly Targeted Treatments

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Assessing Symptoms with ESAS – Living Better Despite Lung Cancer
Lung Cancer – A Patient’s Journey:Jennifer Fong.
FAQ about EGFR
Streak for Cancer
14th World Conference on Lung Cancer
Lung Cancer Grove is 5 Years Old
Students Raising Lung Cancer Awareness

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Edition: 13.10.01
An open letter to patients,caregivers, family membersand health care providers
Story of Hope: Arthur Smith
Early Detection of Lung Cancer
Advances in Lung Cancer
Treatment
Nutrition Hints and Tips

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Managing Daily Activities, Energy Conservation and Work EfficiencyLung Cancer Report Card
Story of Hope: Gina Machado
Info Sheets
Lung Health Framework
Asbestos Ban?

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Edition: 11:08:02
Lung Cancer and the Use of Oxygen Therapy
Lung Cancer Canada Grove 2008
How to prepare for lung cancer surgery when you smoke
Volunteers making a difference
Volunteer Profile: Rose Yu
Story of Hope: Maureen Lacey
3rd Annual Leon Benoliel Golf Tournament
Communication, Coping and Support
Lung Cancer Awareness Month Ideas

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Edition: 10:08:01
Thoracic Surgery for Symptom Control
Medical Advisory Panel Appointment
Shortness of Breath Dyspnea
Story of Hope
Volunteer Profile
New Source of Information
Access to PET Scanning
Segal Caner Centre
Scotiabank Group Charity Challenge

Current News

#IDESERVETOLIVE Campaign: Canadians with lung cancer declare, "I deserve to live". Support hope and survivorship!; Read More

Lung Cancer Voices: Our podcast, Lung Cancer Voices is now available! In this series, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price, Medical Oncologist and President of Lung Cancer Canada interviews patients, caregivers, health care professionals and some of the leading lung cancer researchers to highlight important and relevant issues facing those affected by lung cancer. Find it on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher, or wherever you find your podcasts. To listen online, click the link below.; Read More

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