AYA Program at Princess Margaret
610 University Ave M5G 2M9 Toronto, ON, Canada

We are current recruiting young adults aged 18-39 years old who are receiving care at Princess Margaret Cancer Center, to participate in a study that will better help us to understand the needs of young people in post-treatment follow-up care. Please see the attached poster for further details.

Women recovering from breast cancer surgery often have many questions regarding when and how to start exercising. Accordingly, @rethinkbreastcancer created a helpful article and video to answer some of these questions and get breast cancer survivors started with exercise in a safe and effective way! Visit the following link for more information: https://rethinkbreastcancer.com/5-strengthening-exercises-/

Let’s take a moment, to remember #remembranceday #lestweforget #aya

Register at: https://www.lymphoma.ca/e/webinar-introduction-to-aya-care/ Title: Returning to Work/School You can do IT! Description: This is the third and last presentation of a 3-presentation series on challenges faced by the Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Lymphoma patient community. This talk will focus on concerns around returning to work/school, support networks and accommodations available, and recommendations to make the easiest transition back into the work or sch...ool environment. #aya #cancerawareness #youngadultswithcancer

We are proud to be presenting for Lymphoma Canada patients in three upcoming presentations: 1) Oct 29 - Introduction to AYA Care - Dr. Abha Gupta, Medical Director of the PMH AYA program 2) Nov 5 - Fertility Preservation and Sexual Health for Young Cancer Patients - Meghan MacMillan, Clinical Nurse Specialist at the PMH AYA program 3) Nov 12 - Return to School/Work - You Can Do It - Lydia Beck, Occupational Therapist at the Cancer Rehabilitation and Survivorship Program of PMH https://www.lymphoma.ca/aya-speaker-series/