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Banning the Tan

Melanoma is a leading cause of cancer deaths for people aged 25-35. The good news: It’s mostly preventable with some sun smarts

Living It

At 20, Bryan Mudryk was diagnosed with cancer. A decade later, the TSN SportsCentre host is giving back to the Alberta hospital that helped save his life

Use Your Head

Adult soccer leagues are gaining momentum, as grown-up players embrace the health and social benefits of The Beautiful Game

Sequence for Success

This Ukrainian-trained doctor studied the Chernobyl disaster and is using her expertise to make strides in radiation research, here in Alberta

My Leap

This passionate cyclist has a reason to ride

Finding the Right Words

Telling your kids you have cancer is never easy, but honesty is always the best policy

Joining Together

TELUS employees support walkers in the Weekend to End Women’s Cancers

Ask the Expert

When it comes to health, sometimes it can be difficult to separate myths from reality. Leap writer Debbie Olsen tracks down Alberta Health Services doctors to get the facts

Mohs is Less

A layered approach to removing skin cancers on the face is highly effective and leaves minimal scarring

Tanorexics – a pop-culture term for those addicted to the bronzed look, who often seek the extra fix of tanning beds – now like to justify their ultraviolet overexposure by pointing to new research that recommends we all need more vitamin D. If most Canadians are vitamin D deficient, they