History and society Investigations and reports
De Terry Fox à aujourd'hui
2022
Sous-titres : Français Espagnol Anglais Allemand Arabe
An immersion in the lives of those most affected and the reality of the fight against sarcoma, a silent and little-known cancer affecting some 1,200 people in Canada each year. Sophie Mottard made it a personal battle.
History and society | Investigations and reports
Episode 1
51 min
28 juin 1981. Terry Fox, 22 ans, décède des suites d'un sarcome agressif. Quelques semaines avant, amputé d'une jambe, l'athlète s'était lancé dans le Marathon de l'espoir, afin de récolter des fonds pour lutter contre les sarcomes. Sa traversée du Canada s'est brutalement interrompue près de Thunder Bay.
Episode 2
51 min
Regard sur le vécu et la réalité de la lutte contre les sarcomes, un cancer silencieux et méconnu qui frappe près de 1 200 Canadiens chaque année. Rencontre avec les équipes médicales et les familles concernées par cette terrible maladie. Chirurgienne-orthopédiste-oncologue, Sophie Mottard en a fait son combat.
Episode 3
51 min
Depuis Terry Fox, rien n'a changé. Trop rare et peu rentable, la recherche sur le sarcome stagne. Les traitements n'ont pas évolué. L'amputation reste souvent la seule solution pour sauver les patients. Aujourd'hui encore, beaucoup d'entre eux meurent des suites de cette terrible maladie.
An immersion in the lives of those most affected and the reality of the fight against sarcoma, a silent and little-known cancer affecting some 1,200 people in Canada each year. Sophie Mottard made it a personal battle.
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La Société Radio-Canada, en français, ou Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, en anglais, est une société de la Couronne canadienne. La SRC est le plus ancien service de diffusion du Canada : elle a été créée le 2 novembre 1936.
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