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Study using novel approach for glioblastoma treatment 'very promising' Dr. Farshad Nassiri is a neurosurgery resident and a PhD candidate in the lab of Dr. Gelareh Zadeh. (Photo: UHN) May 15, 2023 Share A new international study published in Nature Medicine and presented as a late-breaking abstract at the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS) annual conference, shows great promise for patients with glioblastoma...

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Princess Margaret's Shahnaz Bassiri and Dr. Alejandro Berlin honoured with 2017 Kirsh Awards Left to right: The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation's previous President and CEO Paul Alofs with the 2017 Kirsh Humanitarian Award nominees: Dr...

Always Moving Forward at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre The new strategic plan for Princess Margaret Cancer Centre was developed in collaboration with a diverse group of patients, members of TeamUHN and other partners. (Photo: UHN) June 15, 2023 Share Princess Margaret Cancer Centre has launched refreshed strategic priorities for 2023 and beyond...

Creating a New Future for Cancer Patients A message from Miyo Yamashita — President and CEO Thank you for your generous gifts. You’re helping drive the creativity that leads to new life-saving therapies at The Princess Margaret...

Dr. David Shultz and Shelley Westergard honoured at 20th annual Kirsh Awards Left to right: 2019 Kirsh Award winners Dr. David B. Shultz and Shelley Westergard pose for a photo following the ceremony with Paula Kirsh, Matriarch of the Kirsh Family Centre...

Making breast cancer biopsy easier on women everywhere Breast cancer screenings are recommended for all Canadian women because early detection is key to survival. However, the diagnostic process often requires a painful, invasive biopsy that can lead to bruising and swelling––a procedure that some women endure more than once. Dr...