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ALT Happy Holidays & Joyeuses Fêtes : deux adultes et un enfant font des anges de neige.
ALT Happy Holidays & Joyeuses Fêtes: featuring two adults and a child making snow angels.
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ALT Screenshot from CanPath trainee webinar live
ALT Screenshot from CanPath trainee webinar live
ALT Screenshot from CanPath trainee webinar live
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ALT Portrait de Umaimah Zanif
ALT Portrait de Michelle Harwood
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ALT Umaimah Zanif headshot
ALT Michelle Harwood headshot
ALT Trainee research webinar poster
ALT Un groupe de médecins discutant de la gestion holistique du diabète.
ALT A group of doctors talking to each other about holistic disease management for diabetes.
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ALT Affiche du webinaire de la Dre Jennifer Brooks, présentant des approches personnalisées du dépistage du cancer du sein au Canada
ALT Dr. Jennifer Brooks webinar poster, showcasing personalized approaches to Canadian breast cancer screening
ALT Quelques membres du groupe de travail CanPath sur l'alimentation et l'activité physique
ALT Ethan Ring devant son affiche à la conférence
ALT La Dre Jennifer Vena devant son affiche à la conférence
ALT La Dre Jennifer Brooks et Pauline McIntyre, patiente partenaire, lors de la présentation de la session CanPath à la conférence
ALT Some members of the CanPath Diet & Physical Activity Working Group
ALT Ethan Ring in front of his poster at the conference
ALT Dr. Jennifer Vena in front of her poster at the conference
ALT Dr. Jennifer Brooks and Patient Partner Pauline McIntyre presenting at the CanPath session at the conference
ALT Collage des présentateurs de la session CanPath
ALT Dre Ellen Sweeney et Yunsong Cui devant leur affiche à la conférence.
ALT Mohadeseh Ahmadi devant son affiche à la conférence.
ALT Dr Travis Hrubeniuk devant son affiche à la conférence.
ALT Dre Vikki Ho devant son affiche à la conférence.
ALT Dr. Ellen Sweeney and Yunsong Cui in front of their poster at the conference.
ALT Mohadeseh Ahmadi in front of her poster at the conference.
ALT Dr. Travis Hrubeniuk in front of his poster at the conference.
ALT Dr. Vikki Ho in front of her poster at the conference.
ALT La Dre Ellen Sweeney présente une diapositive sur le cancer.
ALT Dr. Ellen Sweeney shares a slide on CanPath.
ALT Daniel, gagnant du sac cadeau CanPath.
ALT Dre Nathalie Saint-Jacques, Dr Michael N. Ha, et M. Tom Christensen lors du panel modéré.
ALT Jason Hicks, Dre Ellen Sweeney, et Megan Fleming au stand de la VOIE Atlantique et CanPath lors de l'événement communautaire de l'Alliance canadienne pour la recherche sur le cancer.
ALT CanPath swag bag giveaway winner Daniel.
ALT Dr. Nathalie Saint-Jacques, Dr. Michael N. Ha, and Mr. Tom Christensen at the moderated panel.
ALT Jason Hicks, Dr. Ellen Sweeney, and Megan Fleming at the Atlantic PATH and CanPath booth at the Canadian Cancer Research Alliance's Community Event.
ALT Dr John Lewis à la Conférence canadienne sur la recherche sur le cancer
ALT Dr. John Lewis at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference
ALT Dr Trevor Dummer et Mohadeseh Ahmadi à la Conférence canadienne sur la recherche sur le cancer
ALT Dr. Trevor Dummer and Mohadeseh Ahmadi at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference
ALT Collègues manitobains de CanPath à la Conférence canadienne sur la recherche sur le cancer (Hrubeniuk, Briek et Katyal)
ALT Manitoba Representation at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference (Hrubeniuk, Briek, Katyal)
ALT Dre Jennifer Vena et Dre Rachel Murphy à la Conférence canadienne sur la recherche sur le cancer
ALT Dr. Jennifer Vena and Dr. Rachel Murphy at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference
ALT Dre Cindy Feng et Ethan Ring à la Conférence canadienne sur la recherche sur le cancer
ALT Dr. Cindy Feng and Ethan Ring at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference
ALT Séance simultanée de CanPath à la Conférence canadienne sur la recherche sur le cancer
ALT CanPath Concurrent Session at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference
ALT Dre Ellen Sweeney et M. Yunsong Cui à la Conférence canadienne sur la recherche sur le cancer
ALT Dr. Sweeney & Mr. Cui at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference
ALT La Dre Jennifer Brooks à la Conférence canadienne sur la recherche sur le cancer
ALT Dr. Jennifer Brooks at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference
ALT La Dre Robin Urquhart à la Conférence canadienne sur la recherche sur le cancer
ALT Dr. Robin Urquhart at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference
ALT Le Dr Philip Awadalla représente CanPath à la Conférence canadienne sur la recherche sur le cancer
ALT Dr. Philip Awadalla represents CanPath at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference
ALT Affiche du webinaire de recherche des stagiaires
ALT Trainee research webinar poster
ALT Logos de la Conférence canadienne sur la recherche sur le cancer, de l'Alliance canadienne pour la recherche sur le cancer et de CanPath
ALT Logos for the Canadian Cancer Research Conference, the Canadian Cancer Research Alliance, and CanPath
ALT Graphique présentant les données de CanPath sur le traitement du cancer du sein. Plus de 7 800 participantes canadiennes à CanPath ont déclaré un diagnostic de cancer du sein et plus de 7 300 ont déclaré recevoir un traitement. 7 346 participantes ont déclaré recevoir un traitement, 6 407 ont déclaré avoir subi une intervention chirurgicale, 5 044 ont déclaré avoir reçu une radiothérapie, 3 510 ont déclaré avoir reçu une chimiothérapie et 1 359 ont déclaré avoir reçu un autre traitement.
ALT Graphic displaying CanPath breast cancer treatment data. Over 7,800 Canadian participants within CanPath reported a breast cancer diagnosis, and more than 7,300 reported receiving treatment. 7,346 participants reported receiving any treatment, 6,407 participants reported having surgery, 5,044 participants reported having radiation, 3,510 participants reported having chemotherapy, and 1,359 reported receiving another treatment.
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ALT Hand holding a megaphone. Colourful hexagon design in background.
ALT Acceptability for risk-based screening by risk level - live webinar slide
ALT Contribution of family history, breast density, and PRS using multifactorial risk prediction by risk level - live webinar slide
ALT Breast cancer risk assessment slide from live webinar
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ALT Eligibility criteria for the CanPath Student Dataset
ALT CanPath Access Review Process Overview
ALT Coming up at 1:00 pm: Using CanPath to Support Innovative Health Research with Parveen Bhatti and Sheraz Cheema
ALT Accessing Data for Health Research | Wednesday, October 11, 2023, via Zoom
ALT About the Speakers: Parveen Bhatti is a Distinguished Scientist at the BC Cancer Research Institute and Scientific Director of the BC Generations Project. He is an epidemiologist whose multidisciplinary research program focuses on using biomarkers in the context of population-based studies to identify and better understand the impacts of occupational, environmental, and behavioural factors on cancer risk. Sheraz Cheema is the Data Manager at CanPath’s National Coordinating Centre. He manages CanPath’s research data, supports data requests from national and international researchers, generates datasets for approved projects, maintains data auditing programs for quality assurance purposes, and provides advice on data requirements.
ALT Using CanPath to Support Innovative Health Research | 1:00 pm - 1:55 pm | The Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow’s Health (CanPath) combines seven cohort studies from across Canada. Collectively, these include over 330,000 participants who have provided health information and biological samples to help researchers learn more about how environment, lifestyle, and biology contribute to cancer and other chronic conditions. Researchers can link CanPath’s harmonized and de-identified health and biological information to provincial and national administrative data repositories to support pan-Canadian research. The cohort is designed to facilitate collaboration with other large-scale international research initiatives such as the UK Biobank. This session will describe CanPath and the BC Generations Project (BCGP), one of the cohort studies that contributes to CanPath, including the types of questions the data can be used to address, and how the data can be accessed.
ALT Accessing Data for Health Research | Wednesday, October 11, 2023, via Zoom
ALT About the Speakers: Parveen Bhatti is a Distinguished Scientist at the BC Cancer Research Institute and Scientific Director of the BC Generations Project. He is an epidemiologist whose multidisciplinary research program focuses on using biomarkers in the context of population-based studies to identify and better understand the impacts of occupational, environmental, and behavioural factors on cancer risk. Sheraz Cheema is the Data Manager at CanPath’s National Coordinating Centre. He manages CanPath’s research data, supports data requests from national and international researchers, generates datasets for approved projects, maintains data auditing programs for quality assurance purposes, and provides advice on data requirements.
ALT Using CanPath to Support Innovative Health Research | 1:00 pm - 1:55 pm | The Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow’s Health (CanPath) combines seven cohort studies from across Canada. Collectively, these include over 330,000 participants who have provided health information and biological samples to help researchers learn more about how environment, lifestyle, and biology contribute to cancer and other chronic conditions. Researchers can link CanPath’s harmonized and de-identified health and biological information to provincial and national administrative data repositories to support pan-Canadian research. The cohort is designed to facilitate collaboration with other large-scale international research initiatives such as the UK Biobank. This session will describe CanPath and the BC Generations Project (BCGP), one of the cohort studies that contributes to CanPath, including the types of questions the data can be used to address, and how the data can be accessed.
ALT Journée mondiale de la santé mentale 10 octobre
ALT World Mental Health Day October 10
ALT Accessing Data for Health Research | Wednesday, October 11, 2023, via Zoom
ALT Using CanPath to Support Innovative Health Research | 1:00 pm - 1:55 pm | The Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow’s Health (CanPath) combines seven cohort studies from across Canada. Collectively, these include over 330,000 participants who have provided health information and biological samples to help researchers learn more about how environment, lifestyle, and biology contribute to cancer and other chronic conditions. Researchers can link CanPath’s harmonized and de-identified health and biological information to provincial and national administrative data repositories to support pan-Canadian research. The cohort is designed to facilitate collaboration with other large-scale international research initiatives such as the UK Biobank. This session will describe CanPath and the BC Generations Project (BCGP), one of the cohort studies that contributes to CanPath, including the types of questions the data can be used to address, and how the data can be accessed.
ALT About the Speakers: Parveen Bhatti is a Distinguished Scientist at the BC Cancer Research Institute and Scientific Director of the BC Generations Project. He is an epidemiologist whose multidisciplinary research program focuses on using biomarkers in the context of population-based studies to identify and better understand the impacts of occupational, environmental, and behavioural factors on cancer risk. Sheraz Cheema is the Data Manager at CanPath’s National Coordinating Centre. He manages CanPath’s research data, supports data requests from national and international researchers, generates datasets for approved projects, maintains data auditing programs for quality assurance purposes, and provides advice on data requirements.
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