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Find information about cancer, including learning from others who have experienced a similar diagnosis.
You can also check your symptoms and explore options related to testing, surgery, and other related issues.
If you have any concerns, consult with your primary health care provider (family doctor, nurse practitioner, walk-in clinic).
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Visit SaskSurgery.ca for:
The Your Journey: A Guide for Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer manual and the videos below provide comprehensive information for newly diagnosed women and those just beginning treatment for breast cancer (lymphedema).
You'll find:
Your Journey - A Video Guide for Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer: Beginning the Journey: Video 1 of 4
Your Journey - A Video Guide for Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer: Post-Surgical: Video 2 of 4
Your Journey - A Video Guide for Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer: Lymphedema Management: Video 3 of 4
Your Journey - A Video Guide for Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer: After Treatment is Done: Video 4 of 4
Oral cancer refers to all cancers of the oral cavity, with most instances located on the sides of the tongue, floor of the mouth, and lips.
Learn more about prostate cancer and the options for screening, diagnosis, and treatment from the Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative.
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