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Drug Approval Update – Good News!

January 5, 2010
Debbie Warkus can now know that while she is giving her best shot at beating breast cancer, she will have the only drugs that will help her now when every other drug has failed to control her cancer. The Ontario Committee for Evaluating Drugs (Ontario CED) has approved the combination of drugs needed by Debbie.
 
George Warkus, Debbie’s husband, called CBCN January 5, 2010 to confirm that he heard about the news just yesterday and that Debbie starts on the combination treatment tomorrow.
 
This is one more step in progress for women currently suffering from metastatic breast cancer. George Warkus expressed his thanks to CBCN and those members of our on-line communities who wrote to the CED and the Minister of Health.



The Canadian Breast Cancer Network speaks out to expedite approval process for life saving drugs for breast cancer patients

December 18, 2009
The Canadian Breast Cancer Network (CBCN) is horrified at the frustration and obstacles Deborah Warkus and her family are dealing with to obtain the breast cancer treatment recommended by her doctor.  The issue was initially raised by The Globe and Mail in Fighting cancer in a bureaucratic Catch-22, December 18.

And we are afraid there are many more Deborahs out there. More information


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News

2010.03.01 Recruiting: How does breast cancer impact marriages?

2010.02.23 CIHR Institute of Gender and Health 2010 Summer Institute Call for Applications

2010.02.22 Canadian Conference on Global Health - Call for Abstracts for Papers and Posters

2010.02.19 Call for submissions: Deadline extended for Lymphedema article submissions until March 1st

2010.02.11 Breast cancer survivor Judy Caldwell to carry the Olympic torch through downtown Vancouver

2010.02.11 Call for Papers - Women's Health and Urban Life

2010.01.14 Canadian Breast Cancer Network applauds new recommendations which suggest that breast cancer screening should begin by age 40

2009.12.17 Canadian Breast Cancer Network calls for clarity and a national standard of testing as a result of the irregularities that led to improper treatment of nearly 40 women in Quebec

2009.11.17 Canadian Breast Cancer Network speaks out against the finding of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) Recommendations on Breast Screening

2009.10.18 Canadian Breast Cancer Network Stakeholder Meeting Review

2009.10.16 Cathy Ammendolea Elected President of Canadian Breast Cancer Network

2009.08.09 McGill University is looking for breast cancer survivors for a study on physical activity. Life After Breast Cancer: Moving On. Open to residents in the greater Montreal/Laval/South Shore Regions

2009.06.22 Did you miss Raising Hope: New Advances in the Treatment of Breast Cancer Webcast?

Intimacy and Sexuality Workshop Manual and CD PowerPoint Presentation

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Events

CBCN Webinar: Knowledge Sharing, March 8, 2010

Women Deliver 2010, June 7-9, 2010 (Washington, DC)

RHO 2010 Conference: Improving Access and Equity in Health for LGBT People, March 24-26, 2010 (Toronto)

CBCN webinar: Research Ethics, March 15, 2010

CBCN webinar: Breast Health, Women´s Health, What Do We Tell Our Daughters? - Archive

Free Teleconference: Managing Menopausal Symptoms, March 10, 2010

Two Canadian Women's Health Network webinars in March

Explanatory Frameworks for Health Disparities: A dialogue, March 4, 2010

Second Annual Cruise for the Cure: January 16, 2011

Women's Health Research in BC: Celebrating the WHRN, March 1, 2010

Connecting the Breast Cancer Community, March 12, 2010 (Regina, SK)

Goodman Cancer Centre Public Forum: March 24 and May 12, 2010

"Breakthroughs in Breast Cancer Treatment Webcast" replay

Research Study for: Young Women with Breast Cancer and their Partners.

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