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Nadia Popovici is a Hero – Melanoma Detection & Prevention

Seattle Kraken fan Nadia Popovici is a hero! Nadia went out of her way to alert Vancouver Canucks staffer of a mole…

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Coping with the stress of the holiday season

Our Top Four Tips for the Holiday Season. Whether you are someone who loves the holiday season or could do without it, there can be no doubt that this time of year can produce a variety of emotions, including stress.

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A Year in Review

As the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic comes to a close, we at MNC reflect on how we responded to the challenges that faced…

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My Personal Journey with Malignant Melanoma

My personal Journey with Malignant Melanoma – Melanoma is one of the deadliest types of cancer. Most people think skin cancer is easily treatable and not life-threatening but the reality is that it is very serious and potentially deadly.  

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Volunteers of the Year

We are so appreciative for our many volunteers at MNC. Without your dedication, we would not be able to deliver our education programs, fundraising activities and patient support programs.

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7 Summits Snowshoe Challenge for Skin Cancer

Did you know you can still get a sunburn in the winter? Melanoma Network of Canada is excited to announce the 7 Summits Snowshoe Challenge 4 Skin Cancer, our new winter fundraising and awareness event. This National Snow Shoe Challenge that will see Canadians snowshoeing during the month of February to raise funds and awareness for melanoma and skin cancer. The 7 Summits Snowshoe Challenge will push participants to snowshoe the distance equivalent to the height of the world’s 7 tallest mountains.

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Managing Winter Fatigue

With the weather and time change getting darker early this can have an effect on your sleep and energy levels. Cancer-related fatigue is the most common and often the most distressing side effect experienced by people with cancer, including melanoma. It is different from the fatigue everyone has from time to time; it is usually more severe, lasts longer, and can take a heavy toll on your quality of life. Check out some tools to help with fatigue

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National Melanoma Hunt, launched to find the 1,999 melanomas missed during the COVID pandemic

Campaign encourages people to share a ‘Finder’s Guide’ with six others to spread potentially life-saving information like ‘a virus for good’ Global…

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Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) Survey

Your Feedback Can Help ensure a new treatment option for advanced Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) is available in Canada. Take our 15-20…

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