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Daffodils, a sign of spring in many countries, have long been used in Canada to promote awareness and help fund research into a cure for all types of cancer.

Born in 1958, this native of Winnipeg raised millions of dollars when he attempted to run across Canada.

Vitamin D is a hot topic: it may reduce the risk of cancer, bone disease and even autism. But vegetarian and vegan diets deserve special attention.

For Men over 50 - if you experience frequent urination, or have trouble with urination talk to you doctor about BPH.

Breast cancer survivors can benefit from complimentary and alternative medicine therapies such as reflexology.

Some of the products used to protect against skin cancer and photo-aging may not be protecting consumers at all and may be a threat to our health and the environment.

Breast cancer in men is found in 1% of all breast cancer cases. Although this is rare, men need to be aware that they are not immune from this form of carcinoma.

Hearing the words, "you have Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma" can strike at the very core of your being.

The role of Vitamin D in overall health has been a focus in recent news. Vitamin D and calcium are nutrients that are linked to good bone health.

All women are at risk of getting breast cancer and as you age your risk increases. On average one in seven women will get breast cancer over a 90 year life span.

Many North Americans have vitamin D deficiency and may be suffering from illnesses related to this deficiency. These include autoimmune diseases, cancers, and stroke.

The evidence that asbestos exposure is a major contributory factor in conditions like Mesothelioma, Pleural Thickening and some Lung Cancers is unequivocal.

How to find your cancer support network, and use it to your advantage.

A curry a day keeps the doctor away? Not quite, but scientists have discovered that a chemical contained in the spice turmeric can kill of some cancer cells.

Daily consumption of 160g of red meat (equivalent to a six-ounce steak) raises the risk of early death.

Shampoo, moisturizer, makeup, soap, and deodorant - are a few examples of chemical-induced and potentially harmful personal care products we use every day.

A diet that is low in fats and filled with fresh vegetables will boost energy levels, promote weight and fat loss and can prevent many diseases, including cancer.

Tens of thousands of cancer and heart patients worldwide are left without diagnosis or treatment by Canadian government decision.

One of the most deadly forms of skin cancer is called Melanoma which develops in the cells that produce melanin (the pigment that gives the skin color.)

The so-called "sunshine vitamin" gets a boost as a means of preventing heart attacks and strokes.

We can protect ourselves from the sun naturally by avoiding toxic chemicals in sunscreens, using natural ingredients and eating foods that protect against the environment

A recent study published in May 2009, reports the efficiency of personalized chemotherapy based on the genetic profile of patients affected by non-small cell lung cancer.

Arriving from New Zealand in 1898, Rutherford dove into research in the Montreal, Quebec lab, initiating major discoveries that enlarged the field of nuclear physics.

In the fight against diseases like osteoporosis, mild depression, MS, cancer, and even the flu, taking Vitamin D daily can help guard against developing these illnesses.

The more a woman drinks alcohol in her lifetime, the higher her risk of breast cancer. Combine that with cigarette smoking and this becomes a deadly combination.

They taste good, come in different flavors, and children think they're safe. But that's not what FDA health experts say about fruit, clove and candy flavored cigarettes.

Holistic parents think about how their shopping choices can impact the world around them. Here are tips to help make thoughtful, ethical and green toy buying choices.

The slow development of cervical cancer makes early detection by means of the simple and inexpensive Pap smear test significant in its prevention and early treatment.

Rates of cancer, multiple sclerosis, autism and juvenile diabetes are on the rise at the same time that people are avoiding the sun - is there a connection?