Canadian Cancer Society Ontario Division
Election race polls may be split but public support for cancer issues remains strong
Published in Oncology Business Week, October 16th, 2011
The Society is calling on the next Ontario government to fund all drugs recommended by the experts at Cancer Care Ontario.
"Given the lessons we have learned in the fight against tobacco, we cannot wait. We are asking candidates, if elected, to make a commitment now and act on it," says Kabat.
"The fight against tobacco has taught us how to collect support and push hard on important health issues that will change lives. If the goal is to have a healthier Ontario and reduced...
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