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Canadian Health Journalist - Contributor to CTV News, Host Canadian Health Information Podcast @avisfavaro.bsky.social
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Canadian study suggests less breast cancer treatment may be just as effective, with fewer side-effects Original

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By Avis Favaro Verified
| CTV News Verified
A Canadian-led study is challenging a long-standing assumption in cancer care: that more treatment is always better. Researchers say their findings could change how an estimated two million women with early-stage breast cancer are treated each year, around the world and in Canada.
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Ontario home care program pushed to January as hospitals strain under flu surge Original

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By Avis Favaro Verified, Miriam Katawazi Verified
| CFTO-TV (Scarborough, ON) Verified
Ontario’s rollout of its new High-Intensity Bundled Home Care program—intended to free up hospital beds by moving Alternate Level of Care (ALC) patients into the community—has been quietly delayed until early January. The initiative is now scheduled to run from early January until March 31, 2026, a spokesperson with Ontario Health atHome told CTV News Toronto.
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Une avancée révolutionnaire dans le traitement des tumeurs cérébrales agressives

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By Avis Favaro Verified
| Noovo Info Verified
Le glioblastome est l'un des cancers les plus agressifs et mortels connus en médecine. C'est la maladie qui a coûté la vie à l'icône canadienne Gord Downie et qui est diagnostiquée chez environ 1000 Canadiens chaque année.
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