OPINION: It's time to unite our voices to make cancer care better

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OPINION: It's time to unite our voices to make cancer care better
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.AndreaSeale, CEO of cancersociety talks about the state of Canadian CancerCare and the urgency to transform it. – via healthing_ca cancer CloseTheGap uicc WorldCancerDay

Change is urgently needed. We can’t afford to stall on this when lives are in the balance. Last year alone, overCanadians were expected to be diagnosed with cancer. While exhausted health-care providers are busy doing their very best to get Canadians the life-saving treatments and screenings they need, decision-makers have been tasked with planning for the rising demand being placed on an already fragmented cancer care system.

Those of us in the cancer community can do our part by finding ways to unite and amplify the voices of people with cancer and their loved ones, bringing their lived experiences to the forefront. This year, we’re doing that through our We hear stories of people having to spend hundreds of dollars to get immune-boosting injections after a stem cell transplant. And we hear from people whose life-saving treatments are delayed multiple times, several months at a time, which can feel like an eternity.

palliative care and the early detection of cancer, reducing backlogs and delays, and making drugs more easily accessible.

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