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A cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming and life-changing. These resources provide information and practical support, and your Cancer Care team is here to help. Visit Supportive Care & Living Well.
At each visit, you’ll complete the MySymptom Report, a tool that helps us understand your challenges and needs. This supports person-centred care and improves your experience. Learn more, watch the following video Patient Reported Outcomes: A Guide for Patients.
Ages 17–39. A cancer diagnosis as a young adult can be challenging and uncertain. Access information, connect with support, and find guidance for common symptoms and concerns.
Information about our cancer centres helps you prepare for visits, including guides, key phone numbers, suggested questions, and available supports and services.
There are many different tests and procedures people have when going through the process of being diagnosed with cancer. Find information on cancer tests here.
We provide culturally appropriate support and information for Indigenous people with cancer and their families, especially those newly diagnosed.
A cancer diagnosis is life-changing, but you are not alone. Find information, resources, and support to help you prepare and move forward.
There are many different kinds of cancer. Find information and resources for specific types of cancer here.
For health advice 24/7 phone 811 a free health information service. You have options to speak with a variety of health professionals.
Alberta Health Services values your input. Your feedback will help us continuously improve the quality of Alberta's healthcare system.
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