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Residents of Northern B.C. are being invited to participate in a major cancer prevention study.
The B.C. Cancer Agency’s B.C. Generations Project will be providing the opportunity for residents, age 35 to 69, to contribute to a study which could possibly benefit the future health of British Columbians.
Prince George is now home to a BC Cancer Agency’s BC Generations Project clinic. It opened its doors this morning and is open to anyone aged 35 – 69 who would like to take part in this study.
Prince George – The BC Cancer Agency’s BC Generations Project provides Northern BC residents, aged 35 to 69, with the opportunity to contribute to the health of future British Columbians. You can do so by taking part in the largest cancer prevention study in Canadian history. The BC Generations Project is part of the largest […]
Due to popular demand, the BC Generations Project’s Kelowna clinic will now run until February 12th – one week longer than originally planned! 500 Southern Interior residents have already taken part in the Project since the clinic opened its doors on January 6th. Please encourage your friends and family to take part in the largest cancer prevention study in BC’s history. We hope to enroll 1,000 volunteers!
The BC Generations Project is thrilled by a huge early response to its call for participants from the Southern Interior. We thank you for your patience as we work through our emails and book people for our Kelowna clinic. We’re still accepting new participants!
We are celebrating two things this week – first, our 5000th participant has been enrolled! The BC Generations Project is now well on its way to the 40,000 goal, but we still need many more people to join and to tell their family and friends. Also this week the Canadian Medical Association Journal issued a […]
By the time the BC Generations Project’s Vancouver assessment clinic closes on February 11, almost 5,000 Metro Vancouver residents will have joined the province’s largest-ever health research project. This closure will mark the end of the first phase of recruitment, which saw all participants spend 90 minutes at our clinic to provide health information, have body measurements taken, and donate blood and urine samples.
Starting late February, British Columbians will join the BC Generations Project without an assessment visit.
Despite the soggy weather, our first visit to Abbotsford on November 23-26 has been a great success.
Fraser Valley residents can join the BC Generations Project when we visit Abbotsford on November 23-26, 2009.
Welcome to the new website for the BC Generations Project. We hope this site answers all your questions, and inspires you and your friends to participate in this exciting research project. Stay tuned for our official public launch in October, and the unveiling of our fan site on Facebook!
BC Generations Project
Lower Mainland: 604-675-8221
Toll free: 1-877-675-8221
Email: bcgenerationsproject@bccrc.ca
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