The Canadian Sarcoma Research and Clinical Collaboration (CanSaRCC) is a group of physicians, scientists and other health care providers across Canada who have joined together to form a team to facilitate interdisciplinary scientific collaborations and perform clinical and translation research in sarcoma.
Our Vision
To ameliorate the outcome for patients with sarcoma, by improving our understanding of the biology, treatment options and patient impact for sarcoma.
Our Mission
is to develop a comprehensive bioinformatics national network that will capture high quality data, linked to a biorepository for quantity and quality research and survey.
Our multidisciplinary clinical and research team has developed a web-enabled registry, prospective clinical database and virtual biobanking to: 1) collect clinical data, and 2) provide access to biospecimens and other related information.
Our Canadian "Patient - Centered" Registry includes data from consenting individuals with sarcoma in Canada, in compliance with agreed inclusion criteria and delineations. We hope to use information collected to answer questions, including, but not limited to:
- Novel insights into disease biology.
- Design of new clinical trials.
- Understanding patient outcome – especially of rare subtypes of sarcoma.
- Quality of life.
- Molecular profiling.
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Our Supporters
CanSaRCC is supported by philanthropic funding through the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation. To help us improve the outcome for patients with sarcoma, please give today.
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Patient - Centered Registry
We are especially grateful for the generous support of The Wilson Family, The Panov Family, and Dr. Meera Gupta
Patrick Wilson was diagnosed with metastatic embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma (ERMS) when he was 18 years old. At that time, he asked about the possibility of capturing information from all patients diagnosed with sarcoma across Canada. His hope is to ultimately improve the outcome of individuals diagnosed with sarcoma.
Learn more about Patrick's story and watch this video of Patrick's grandfather, the honourable Michael H. Wilson. Here, he talks about his first exposure to cancer and encountering it again when his grandson Patrick was diagnosed with sarcoma. He also talks about the importance of raising funds for CanSaRCC through the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation.
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Contact Us
At cansarcc, we believe in fostering an environment where every voice is not only heard but also valued. Whether your questions revolve around the specifics of cansarcc, insights on our ongoing projects, or exploring potential partnerships, we are here to help! Together we navigate the complexities of sarcoma diagnosis and management by bringing together diverse perspectives and interests. Thank you for being apart of this journey.
Email:
[email protected]
Mailing Address:
Canadian Sarcoma Research and Clinical Collaboration (CanSaRCC)
Princess Margaret
OPG, 700 University Avenue
7th floor, Room #7-714
Toronto, ON M5G 1Z5
Canada
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