Does deodorant cause breast cancer?
There is no clear evidence demonstrating the use of deodorant or antiperspirant results in an increased risk of breast cancer, a Sunnybrook oncologist says.
Read MoreThere is no clear evidence demonstrating the use of deodorant or antiperspirant results in an increased risk of breast cancer, a Sunnybrook oncologist says.
Read MoreVolunteering at summer retreat for kids with cancer can be very rewarding
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Read More[attach]4652[/attach]News of Jack Layton’s continued battle with cancer has been met in our community and across Canada with a large
Read MoreWhile Toronto-Danforth MP is recovering, office still open
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Read MoreRawlinson Community School student Deniz Onayli loses his hair to raise cash for cancer
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Read More[attach]2266[/attach]Don’t be alarmed if you see a man wearing a kilt riding his bike in the Beaches. That’s Rod Scott,
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