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In this series from Melanoma Canada , listeners will hear powerful stories from patients, caregivers, and clinicians from across Canada. We explore the real-life impact of melanoma, skin cancer, and rare melanoma diagnoses — sharing journeys of resilience, challenges, and hope. Each episode features meaningful conversations with leading clinicians, patients and caregivers to talk openly about their experiences — from early detection, diagnosis and treatment to survivorship, quality of life, and navigating the healthcare system. Whether you are a patient, caregiver, healthcare professional, or advocate, this podcast aims to inform, empower, and connect our community through education and shared experience.
Listen on Apple PodcastsIn this episode of Spotcast, I’m joined by Allan Buium, who shares his personal melanoma journey. We talk about his diagnosis, the highs and lows of immunotherapy, managing its side effects, and his experience participating in clinical trials. Allan also discusses why talking openly, accepting support, and the outstanding care he has received from BC Cancer have been such important parts of his journey. Melanoma & Skin Cancer Support Group - Melanoma Canada Helping You Understand Melanoma - A Patient Guide 2025 inside pages MWYNTK.indd Immunotherapy: What to Expect & Managing Side Effects 4 Ways to Prioritize Your Mental Health Every Day - World Mental Health Day
In this episode of Spotcast, Melanoma Canada Board Chair Dr. Mario Chevrette is joined by Marie Eve Richard Tougas for our first French episode. Dans cet épisode de Spotcast, le Dr Mario Chevrette, président du conseil d'administration de Melanoma Canada, reçoit Marie-Ève Richard Tougas pour notre premier épisode en français. Melanom-What-You-Need-to-Know-Melanoma-Canada.pdf Melanoma-Canada-Le-melanoma-ce-que-vous-devez-savoir.pdf Support and Resources - Melanoma Canada Accueil - Mela Mobile The brand – KRABĒO Maillot de bain UV Inc. La face cachée du soleil : le combat de Sophie Thibault contre le cancer de la peau | Radio-Canada
In this episode of Spotcast, I am joined by Dr Sheila Garland, Clinical Psychologist and Professor of Psychology and Oncology at Memorial University of Newfoundland. Dr. Garland conducts psycho-oncology and behavioural sleep medicine research with an increasing emphasis on examining the mechanisms and effectiveness of interventions to improve sleep and other symptoms in cancer survivors. Resources: Dr Sheila Garland : www.sleephealthwellnesslab.ca Map of insomnia experts https://www.researchsleep.ca/cbtimap Sleep Information: https://www.researchsleep.ca/public Book recommendation from Dr Garland: Sink into Sleep https://sinkintosleep.com/about-the-book/ Melanom-What-You-Need-to-Know-Melanoma-Canada.pdf Support and Resources - Melanoma Canada
In this episode of Spotcast, I’m joined by Liz Zischka, who opens up about her stage III melanoma diagnosis and how it reshaped her life. Transitioning from semi-retirement to making her health her top priority, Liz shares the mindset shifts, practical strategies, and lessons that have helped her navigate this journey. Currently undergoing immunotherapy, Liz is living by a powerful mantra: Do it. Do it now. Melanoma & Skin Cancer Support Group - Melanoma Canada Helping You Understand Melanoma - A Patient Guide 2025 inside pages MWYNTK.indd Immunotherapy: What to Expect & Managing Side Effects 4 Ways to Prioritize Your Mental Health Every Day - World Mental Health Day
In our first episode of Spotcast, Melanoma Canada’s Podcast Series , Dr. Vanessa Bernstein, Medical Oncologist and Co-Chair of the Canadian Melanoma Conference, joins Falyn Katz, CEO of Melanoma Canada, for an inspiring and insightful conversation. Dr. Bernstein shares an overview and some highlights from the upcoming conference, reflects on her career in Melanoma and offers newly diagnosis patients some advice. Resources: Melanom-What-You-Need-to-Know-Melanoma-Canada.pdf Newly Translated Resources - Melanoma Canada Mole Mobile - Mole Mobile Support and Resources - Melanoma Canada 20th Canadian Melanoma Conference 2026 - OncologyEducation
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