Living Flat, SurgeryGuide - Canadian Breast Cancer Network

After a mastectomy, you may choose to not replace the breast that was removed (living asymmetrical) and after a double mastectomy, you may decide not to replace both breasts and instead decide to “live flat”.

Patient Education Videos – Canadian Breast Cancer Network

New 3D breast-cancer technology in Surrey 'has already helped so many women' - Cloverdale Reporter

Canadian Breast Cancer Network

CBCN's New SurgeryGuide, There are so many decisions to be made after a breast cancer diagnosis and so many questions that come along with it. CBCN's SurgeryGuide helps to make

ICES Women with early stage breast cancer receive different care depending on where they live in Canada

Canada's guidelines say most women in their 40s don't need a mammogram. This breast cancer survivor disagrees

Breast Cancer Connection Podcast - CBCN

UBC researchers find radiation not necessary for some patients with low-risk breast cancer - UBC Faculty of Medicine

Vancouver Advertising Agency & Design Collective, Breast Cancer Canada

The Wire and Beyond: Recent Advances in Breast Imaging Preoperative Needle Localization

What a Yellowknife woman wants N.W.T.ers to know about breast cancer screening