Facing a Future with Cancer
Ian Campbell’s melanoma story My name is Ian Campbell. I am 60 years young and have a beautiful wife, and two wonderful adult children. My cancer journey started…
2021/03/03
Melanoma Network Launches CME Certified Course to support Primary Physicians for improved Patient Outcomes
Melanoma Network of Canada (MNC) is proud to announce the launch of a Continuing Medical Education (CME) Certified course to support primary care physicians in triaging skin lesions more accurately and at an earlier stage, with a focus on recognizing suspicious skin lesions and selecting which biopsy would be most appropriate based on physical characteristics of the suspicious lesion.
2021/03/03
Register and Save $10! Promo code SAVE40
This year on Sunday May 30th, Canadians from coast to coast will unite to support those impacted by melanoma and skin cancer.…
2021/03/03
Help Choose MNC’s Next signature Event
Take our 1 minute survey and help us decide which event to host in 2021 Unfortunately due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we…
2021/03/02
How to Stay Well Nourished and Hydrated
Getting all of the nutrients your body needs can help you maintain your weight and strength, stay active and support your recovery…
2021/03/02
NEW! Caregiver Support Groups
Accessing information and dismissing self care needs are the most common challenges for caregivers. You are not alone – Join our melanoma…
2021/03/02
Top Tips for Managing Cancer Fatigue
Cancer-related fatigue is the most common and often the most distressing side effect experienced by people with cancer, including melanoma. It is different…
2021/03/02
Interview with Caregiver Leslie Brochu
Leslie Brochu of Kamloops BC is a mother, caregiver and advocate for her adult son Chris Brochu, “my son was diagnosed with Melanoma (first…
2021/02/18
Care for the Caregiver
by Kimberly Murray, Edmonton AB My journey with melanoma is really more about my twin sister Candace. In Dec 2017 she was…
2021/02/17