A love of exercise and a challenging personal experience drove Dr. Kirstie Suderman to become both a physical therapist and researcher in cancer exercise and rehab
A lot of research and innovation that benefits patients is the result of work done right here in Alberta. These are just a few of the incredible advancements that started as ideas in local universities and hospitals before making their way into Albertans’ cancer treatment plans.
After working as a medic in the military and in emergency medicine, Tristin Hamilton switched into oncology and helped implement a virtual model to make cancer care more accessible in rural communities
As a specialist in lung cancers, Dr. Charlie Butts works directly with patients as their doctor and in clinical trials research to help develop new treatments
He used to score touchdowns on the football field, but Dr. Omene's new goal is to improve the quality of life for patients with the aggressive brain tumour, glioblastoma
PSMA-PET, a cutting-edge imaging technology, could help diagnose and monitor the treatment response of prostate cancer with more accuracy and precision