MTP is a long-term health research project aiming to learn more about the causes of cancer and other diseases by following the health of Manitobans over time.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Joined September 2018
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8 Years of Impact!
Nearly 9,000 participants have joined the Manitoba Tomorrow Project. Let’s help Saskatchewan get there too!
Join Healthy Future Sask: healthyfuturesask.ca/partici…
@MBTmrwProject @CancerCareMB @CanPath
#HealthyFutureSask #Communityhealth #MTP #HealthResearch
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Congratulations to @DrLitvinov and the SunFit team on the first research to assess skin cancer risk factors, sun-protective behaviors, and skin cancer concerns among LGBTQ+ across Canada, including participants from Atlantic PATH & @MBTmrwProject.
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@CanPath Webinar: Genomic and environmental influences on Canadian health phenotypes and chronic disease outcomes
July 18, 2024, 2pmEST/3pmAST
Register: bit.ly/3XU9Jws
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We are thrilled to share linkage of Atlantic PATH data with administrative data holdings in New Brunswick & Nova Scotia. In partnership with @NBIRDT_UNB & Health Data NS, this linkage will facilitate research related to chronic disease. For more details: bit.ly/3Ra4nJq
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Today is #RareDiseaseDay Approximately 20% of new cancer cases in Canada are classified as rare cancers. Let's recognize and support those affected and their families as they navigate their cancer journey. #RareCancer
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Sunday, February 4, is World Cancer Day. In recognition of this day, as individuals, as communities, as countries, and globally, let us invest in cancer prevention. 40% of cancers can be prevented.
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#WorldCancerDay
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In Nov., CanPath researchers and staff from across Canada travelled to Halifax for the Canadian Cancer Research Conference. At the CanPath concurrent session, patient partner and @Atlantic_PATH participant Pauline McIntyre shared her cancer story.
#CCRC2023
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The @MBTmrwProject will be well represented at #CCRC2023, with Dr. Sachin Katyal (@1sachinkatyal), Dr. Travis Hrubeniuk (@thrubeniuk), and PhD candidate Noor Briek in attendance!
Learn more about where to find each of them at the conference: canpath.ca/2023/11/mtp-katya…
ALT Manitoba Representation at the Canadian Cancer Research Conference (Hrubeniuk, Briek, Katyal)
Manitoba Tomorrow Project retweeted
CanPath, @Atlantic_PATH, @CARTaGENE, @ON_HealthStudy, @MBTmrwProject, @ATPResearch, & @bcgenproj are gearing up for the Canadian Cancer Research Conference in Halifax from November 11–14, hosted by the @CCRAlliance.
See you there! canpath.ca/2023/11/canadian-…
#CCRC2023
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Manitoba Tomorrow Project retweeted
🌟Job Opportunity🌟
ATP is seeking a Bioresource Advisor! If you’re passionate about biosamples and longitudinal health research, this role is for you. Apply by November 24th to join our team. More details below ⤵️
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#JobOpportunity
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Register for an upcoming webinar on breast cancer risk prediction research using CanPath data!
🌟 Dr. Jennifer Brooks
🖥️ Virtual via Zoom
🗓️ October 19, 12–1 pm EDT
🔗 bit.ly/CanPathBrooksWebinar
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
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Manitoba Tomorrow Project retweeted
🙋 Are you interested in breast cancer awareness and prevention in Canada? Don't miss our upcoming webinar with Dr. Jennifer Brooks. In her research, she applies risk prediction tools to inform breast cancer screening.
🔗 bit.ly/CanPathBrooksWebinar
ALT Dr. Jennifer Brooks webinar poster, showcasing personalized approaches to Canadian breast cancer screening
Manitoba Tomorrow Project retweeted
Dr. Litvinov (@DrLitvinov) spoke to @CBCMaritimeNoon about this work which found the highest rates of melanoma and sun exposure in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. 2/2
#HealthResearch #SkinCancer cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scot…
Manitoba Tomorrow Project retweeted
🔬🦠 Boosting Immunity Insights: New research led by @COVIDimmunityTF, with contributions from CanPath, reveals Canada's evolving immunity landscape in the first pan-Canadian seroprevalence study!
🔗 canpath.ca/2023/08/covid-ser…
SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence:
Most people in Canada were infected with SARS-CoV-2 for the first time during the Omicron era, after previously being vaccinated.
Learn more (and earn CPD credits) ➡️ cmaj.ca/lookup/doi/10.1503/c…
#COVID19
ALT Given variations in population seropositivity by age and geography, the potential for waning antibody levels, and new variants that may escape immunity, public health policy and clinical decisions should be tailored to local patterns of population immunity.
Manitoba Tomorrow Project retweeted
If you work or study in #publichealth policy, add @PrevPolicies database to your toolbox. It is a free, online searchable tool, that has hundreds of implemented policies related to cancer and chronic disease prevention: bit.ly/2BWFYkQ
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Together, we can create a more equitable approach to cancer care in this country for the next decade and generations to come. Get to know the #CDNCancerStrategy and what it means for Canadians. bit.ly/2ETDUKR
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Lindsay MacPhee, a local cancer survivor, joins us to talk about her role in helping to develop @CancerStratCA national cancer strategy. #hfx. globalnews.ca/halifax/videos…
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The sun shines no matter what, like the pr☀️mise of the #ManitobaTomorrowProject Beyond @LetsTalkScience , let’s take action, take the challenge @HJMSchool @WinnipegSD & support @CancerCareMB #ChallengeAccepted
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We want fewer Canadians developing cancer, more Canadians surviving cancer and those with cancer to have a better quality of life. See how we’re working towards it with the refreshed #CDNCancerStrategy. bit.ly/2ETDUKR
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10 years ago CPTP recruited its 1st participant. To celebrate this milestone, Profs Philip Awadalla, John McLaughlin & Victoria Kirsh reflect on CPTP's research impact & how they hope to improve the health of Canadians. #10YearsofProgress youtube.com/watch?v=z1WAMekD…
