04/08/2026
After a rare spinal cord cancer diagnosis, veteran Jody Stang was told he had less than a year to live. But a Canadian-first surgery — enabled by donor-funded tech that made his tumour glow — gave him a chance to defy those odds.
This is his story: https://bit.ly/4mhVMTh
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Après avoir reçu un diagnostic de cancer rare de la moelle épinière, le vétéran Jody Stang s'est vu donner moins d'un an à vivre. Mais une chirurgie inédite au Canada — rendue possible grâce à une technologie financée par des donateurs qui a fait briller sa tumeur — lui a donné la chance de défier ce pronostic.
Voici son histoire : https://bit.ly/4mfn9NA
https://bit.ly/4mhVMTh
Jody Stang faced a life-threatening battle with a rare and aggressive spinal cord cancer. An innovative Canadian-first spinal surgery using a fluorescence-guided microscope gave him renewed hope for the future.