Does it matter which side of your family have a history of cancer when thinking or estimating your cancer risk?
Take a look.
Does it matter which side of your family have a history of cancer when thinking or estimating your cancer risk?
Take a look.
Do the cancers diagnosed in other family members mean something for you?
Possibly. Take a look.
Why do we have a slightly higher risk of developing and dying from cancer, compared to other provinces?
(I think somewhere I forgot to say “lack of”. Lack of healthy food and healthy environments are linked to adverse life events)
Talk to you soon!
These numbers hit the home hard – every year in Newfoundland and Labrador we do have a number of individuals diagnosed with cancer and die because of cancer. Take a look at today’s episode:
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One radio interview
One media piece
One piece of knowledge
One discussion
One public event
One social media post at a time
We will help transform the word #cancer from the #ElephantInTheRoom to a public knowledge
Knowledge can be empowering. Join the conversation and help spread the word.
Sevtap Savas, PhD. Jan 21,2023. St. John’s.
Take a look at this short video and join our conversation – you can reach Sevtap Savas, PhD. at anytime if you have any comments.
Introduction to “This is our conversation” series by Sevtap Savas, PhD. This series aim to exchange knowledge on cancer.
if you have any comments or questions, you can contact her at savas[at]mun.ca or at 709 864-6507