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- The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation announced a $100 million donation from an anonymous donor who cited a personal connection to the disease.
- This gift supports the organization's new $2.5 billion Carry the Fire fundraising initiative focused on early detection, advanced treatments, and patient support.
- The foundation has already raised over $1 billion for the campaign to date.
- These funds aim to accelerate cancer research and improve outcomes for current and future patients globally.
What to watch next
- Progress of the $2.5 billion Carry the Fire campaign
- Developments in early cancer detection and AI-enabled care at Princess Margaret
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Miyo Yamashita
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“It’s the largest single investment ever made in cancer research, education and care, anywhere in Canada”
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…format The foundation’s CEO, Dr. Miyo Yamashita, announced the donation on Tuesday as it also launched its $2.5 billion “Carry the Fire” fundraising campaign to accelerate cancer research, treatment and care. “ It’s the largest single investment ever made in cancer research, education and care, anywhere in Canada ,” Yamashita told a crowd of people at the campaign event. “While this donor has chosen to remain anonymous, the impact of their leadership will resonate around the world and impact cancer patients, families and the…
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Named Canada · Annie Raimondo · Miyo Yamashita · Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation · World Health Organization
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