Approximately 247,100 new cancer cases are projected in #Canada for 2024 With such a high annual incidence, Remission Route can be used for appointment management, referral tracking, and finding educational resources - reducing confusion and improve care continuity. #cancercare

14% of #Cancer deaths among #Canadian women are due to metastatic breast cancer. Apps like Remission Route, designed for these patients enable symptom tracking, support networks, and treatment reminders, improving quality of life and empowering self-management

Cancer patients deserve answers, not confusion. RemissionRoute brings AI-backed, science-driven support to every step of the journey—while helping hospitals deliver better care. #Oncology #HealthTech

Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Canadian men (excluding non-melanoma skin cancers) and the third leading cause of cancer death in men. Apps like Remission Route can complement periodic physician check ins, potentially reducing the 4,500 annual deaths

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in Canadian women—1 in 8 will face it in their lifetime. Remission Route is here to help: our AI-powered companion answers patient questions with science, and supports clinics in guiding care every step of the way. #BreastCancer #Oncology

Most lung cancers are linked to smoking—but not all. Genetics, secondhand smoke, radon, and air pollution also raise risk. Remission Route helps patients cut through confusion with science-backed answers, so they understand risk and options clearly. #LungCancer #CancerCare

Colon (colorectal) cancer is one of the most common cancers among adults in Canada. Eat plenty of fibre, limit processed meats, and get screened regularly after age 50 for best defense. Pair red meat dense meals with a healthy portion of greens. #ColonCancer #EatHealthy

Paediatric cancer is rare, but early detection saves lives! Watch for unusual lumps, unexplained fevers, pale skin, or persistent pain in kids – and always ask questions at checkups. Keep up with vaccines (like HPV)! #ChildhoodCancer #HealthTips

Most skin cancers are preventable. Use sunscreen daily (SPF 30 minimum). Use a broad spectrum sunscreen, reapply two every hours and don't skip cloudy days. UV rays still get through. #skincancer #Canada