Biopsy is the surgical removal of a piece of tissue for microscopic examination. Visit our online glossary to get definitions for "biopsy", "radiation therapy" and other common terms used during cancer care: ow.ly/yoS350xYCtP

Helpful handouts on emotional support including: anxiety, managing stress, expressing anger, relaxation and sexual health are available using our handout tool. Access patient handouts at: ow.ly/X7CZ50Sm0Cn

The more active you are, the lower your risk of many cancers. For tips and tools on how to get started, visit: ow.ly/V3QQ50PftWJ

One of the best ways to reduce your risk of skin cancer is to seek shade. For more sun safety tips, visit: ow.ly/aKIl50P5J25

Colon cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed forms of cancer, affecting 1 in 6 people in British Columbia. In its early stages, there are often no symptoms - which is why screening is so important. Learn more: ow.ly/2ogW50xQyLf

The BC Cancer Library delivers timely service and evidence-informed resources to people facing cancer and those involved in oncology care or research. Learn more: ow.ly/PL8u50xUpYA

One year into the construction of the new Surrey hospital and BC Cancer Centre, we’re excited to see the completion of the diaphragm wall. David Eby & our #Surrey team are grateful for the impressive progress made by 250+ people working to build better healthcare Fraser Health .

Managing cancer related pain can be difficult. For answers to some common questions, visit: ow.ly/rHgU50xSGQ3

Have an upcoming doctor's appointment? Use these tips to better understand what your health care provider tells you: ow.ly/xyWo50y1ai2

Cancer treatments can cause hair loss and changes in the way you look and feel. For information, resources and advice on what you can do for yourself, visit: ow.ly/TKAn50y8lip

Regular physical activity reduces your risk for cancer. Find out how you can move more and sit less at ow.ly/8gfV50SlXN1

This weekend, play hard… but play sun smart! Whether you’re a parent, athlete or sports enthusiast, don’t forget to protect your skin from the sun’s harmful rays. Too much exposure can damage the skin and eyes, and may lead to skin cancer. Learn more: ow.ly/kOEb50SlYHq

Screening mammograms are available in B.C. for people 40 years and older. Anyone in their 40s interested in receiving a mammogram is encouraged to talk to their health care provider about the benefits and limitations. Call 1-800-663-9203 directly to book your appointment.

Cancer care and treatment is the work of many hands. Share a thank you with your care team at BC Cancer: bccancer.bc.ca/thanks

Managing cancer related pain can be difficult. For answers to some common questions, visit: ow.ly/rHgU50xSGQ3

September is #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth. Read about the important research by BC Cancer scientist Dr. Alexander Wyatt & colleagues that found cancer complexity in the prostate may drive tumour proliferation more than previously known ow.ly/osvm50Qo0zU #prostatecancer

What happens during chemotherapy treatment? Learn more about what chemotherapy is, how to prepare and possible side effects: ow.ly/HrSe50SPyNX

Join a Virtual Nutrition Class led by a BC Cancer Registered Dietitian! Available to anyone with cancer regardless of where or if they received treatment. Family or friends can also register. When: Sept. 18, 2024 from 1:30-2:30 PST Register here: ow.ly/ZxOb50RvgRm

A research team led by BC Cancer’s Dr. Poul Sorensen discovered a new drug that could prevent the spread of osteosarcoma. UBC Medicine BC Children's Hospital Research Institute Learn more about the study: ow.ly/pQyr50TfRxm

Cancer and its side effects can affect your work-life or education plans. A counsellor is available to discuss concerns about work or school. This can include stopping work, returning to work, or understanding insurance benefits. Learn more: ow.ly/KIeA50SPz8W