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CIBC commits $150,000 to Prostate Cancer Canada
Funds going to Canadian BRCA 1/2 Prostate Cancer Network that will collect data on male carriers of the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations who are at risk of aggressive prostate cancer.

RSM Richter commits $150,000 to Prostate Cancer Canada
Funds to support innovative Canadian BRCA 1/2 Prostate Cancer Network and the fight against the most common cancer to afflict Canadian men.

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Prostate Cancer Canada
Phone: 416-441-2131 or 1-888-255-0333 ext. 228

Rebecca von Goetz
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Prostate Cancer Canada
Phone: 416-441-2131 or 1-888-255-0333 ext. 258

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CIBC commits $150,000 to Prostate Cancer Canada | 4/19/2010

Funds going to Canadian BRCA 1/2 Prostate Cancer Network that will collect data on male carriers of the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations who are at risk of aggressive prostate cancer.

RSM Richter commits $150,000 to Prostate Cancer Canada | 4/19/2010

Funds to support innovative Canadian BRCA 1/2 Prostate Cancer Network and the fight against the most common cancer to afflict Canadian men.

Members of Parliament show support for Layton’s battle | 3/31/2010

MPs wear the Prostate Cancer Canada tie and scarf on March 31, 2010

Survey to Support Prostate Cancer Awareness Research | 2/25/2010

Take our quick survey and help us promote prostate cancer awareness and research.

Missing gene makes prostate cancer more aggressive | 2/24/2010

Research suggests that prostate cancer is more likely to spread and become more aggressive if a specific gene known as DAB2IP quits functioning.

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Visit our YouTube channel and watch our video compliation of this year's Toronto Father's Day Walk/Run http://tinyurl.com/2dfmmdr

FREE PSA Testing at the #RogersCup in #Toronto! If you're a male over 40, visit the PCC testing area for a free #PSA blood test.

Men NEED to know about treatment options. RT @Reuters_Health: Low-risk prostate cancer treated aggressively http://link.reuters.com/der79m

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