We need to talk about breast cancer

Regardless of what is happening in the health-care system, breast cancer education is critical, and should be available for individuals both with and without a diagnosis.

In addition to equipping patients with the right information, we must ensure our health-care system is collecting the right data, writes Cathy Ammendolea. Photograph courtesy of the National Cancer Institute

Opinion

BY CATHY AMMENDOLEA

August 7, 2024

It’s no secret that the Canadian health-care system is undergoing a transformation. As we navigate these changes, there are a lot of mixed messages about what the result will be. On the one hand, we see significant investments into

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