Cancer Research: Living Progress

"I’m a walking example of what cancer research can accomplish," says cancer survivor Geralyn Hansford. Her story is just one of many featured in the videos below.

Each segment tells the often moving story of a Canadian Cancer Society researcher working tirelessly across the country and an ordinary Canadian whose life has been changed by their discoveries.

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Introduction WMV (3.8MB)   QT(3.85MB)

Retinoblastoma: A Family’s Story WMV (14.3MB)  QT (14.5MB)

Ovarian Cancer: Life Blooms with Daffodils WMV (13.2MB)  QT (12.3MB)

Conquering Cancer: At the Lab and At Home WMV (13.4MB)  QT (12.7MB)

Genetic Screening: A DNA Spellchecker WMV (13.9MB)  QT (13.3MB)

Finding a Good Virus WMV (13.9MB)  QT (13.2MB)

Scoring Goals for Cancer Control WMV (12.4MB)  QT (10.8MB)

The Search for Gold: Funding Leading Research WMV (15.3MB)  QT (14.4MB)

Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma: Environmental and Genetic Clues WMV (10.9MB)  QT (10.4MB)

Preventing Cancer through Behavioural Research WMV (13.2MB)  QT (12.9MB)

Clinical Trials: Putting People in the Process WMV (14.4MB)  QT (14.1MB)

Life After Cancer: Making Fitness the New Normal WMV (13.2MB)  QT (12.7MB)

Conclusion WMV (2.97MB)  QT (3.01MB)

Last modified on:  14 November 2008

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