How AI can help diagnose cancers that are otherwise hard to spot

Ask a cancer researcher: What are ‘imaging probes’ and how can they help diagnose prostate cancer?

Research suggests expansion of Ontario breast cancer screening program will save lives

Wave of medical imaging innovation hits shores of Lake Superior

New OICR investigator combines physics, chemistry, and artificial intelligence to improve tissue imaging

Prostate cancer trial aims to deliver shorter, more effective radiotherapy thanks to advanced imaging

Making liver cancer ablations more accurate with 3D ultrasound guidance

Mammography innovator changing how we see cancer

New funding from the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research supports projects developing methods for cancer detection and tools to facilitate better treatment decisions for high-risk cancer patients

The tools behind the treatment: Building image-guided devices for more accurate and effective cancer procedures

Q&A with new OICR investigator Dr. Hartland Jackson on the latest in mass cytometry, single-cell imaging and his return to Canada

Dr. Aaron Fenster named to the Order of Ontario

What could we do if we had a clearer picture of prostate cancer?

Bringing cutting-edge imaging techniques to clinical trials

Breast cancer radiotherapy in a single visit provides more convenient option to patients, reduces burden of therapy

Using imaging to better detect, characterize and monitor prostate cancers

Ontario centre attracts national attention for probe research, development and commercialization

CIMTEC appoints Justin Leushner as new CEO

In London, OICR leaders discussed cancer research advancements being made in the city. How can OICR help further translate these breakthroughs to patients?

“PEARLs” to improve photo-thermal cancer therapy

Making prostate cancer diagnosis more PRECISE