Checking for and Preventing Cancer

What should I do if a loved one has blood cancer?
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada offers many services and resources for caregivers of people with blood cancer.
Top 7 Tips for Reducing Your Risk of Cancer
Staying healthy is important as you start your life in a new country. You can find the top seven tips for reducing your lifetime risk of getting cancer.
Checking for Breast Cancer
Staying healthy is important as you start your life in a new country. That’s why it is a good idea for women to get checked, or screened, for breast cancer.

Checking for Colon Cancer
Feeling confident about your health is important as you deal with the challenges of life in a new country. One way to help stay healthy is to get checked, or screened, for cancer of the colon. The colon is the lower part of the intestines (bowel).
Checking for Cervical Cancer
Staying healthy helps you deal with the challenges of life in a new country. One way to stay healthy is to get checked, or screened, for cervical cancer every three years.

What should I do if a loved one has blood cancer?