STOP SCROLLING! 🛑 If you are 45 and haven’t had (or scheduled) your colonoscopy yet, stop and do it RIGHT NOW. 🛑 Put it on your calendar alert if you absolutely can’t schedule it this minute. Why? 💙 Colon cancer deaths can be lowered because COLON CANCER IS PREVENTABLE 💙 A colonoscopy is the best way find and remove precancerous polyps, and early detection provides better outcomes 💙 It’s #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth — so the more people we spread awareness to, the more lives can be saved #coloncancerawareness #coloncancerawarenessmonth #coloncancer #colorectalcancer
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❗ As we move on from the EASL Liver Cancer Summit 2024, here are some more abstracts we think may be of interest to you. Search them up here, where you can access the complete list👇 https://ow.ly/90hh50QJ8b1 ✅ Follow us to stay up to date with the newest research regarding HCC #MedEd #EASL24 #LiverCancerSummit
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It’s coming up to 2 years that I have been cancer free. October is always a time for me to reflect on how much my life has changed, and actually how cancer brought that change about. Liver cancer is sneaky, it develops and you may have no idea. The symptoms are subtle but can consist of; stomach pain, fatigue, weight loss, feeling sick and jaundice. Since the early 1990s, liver cancer incidence rates have increased by more than two-and-a-half times (177%) in the UK. Rates in females have increased by around two-and-a-half times (152%), and rates in males have increased by more than two-and-a-half times (180%) (2017-2019). Over the last decade, liver cancer incidence rates have increased by more than two-fifths (42%) in the UK. Rates in females have increased by more than a third (36%), and rates in males have increased by more than two-fifths (44%) (2017-2019). I share this because the statistics horrify me. We need more awareness around liver cancer.
Today is the first day of #LiverCancerAwarenessMonth Despite being the fastest growing cause of cancer death in the UK, liver cancer is often overlooked. This month is an important opportunity to raise awareness - and we need your help. Find out how to get involved here: https://lnkd.in/eSMErJUF
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Medical Doctor || Writer || President @ RTC Foundation || Fellow of CLP || Aspiring Pediatric Oncologist
Your RTC Cervical Cancer Awareness Starterpack is here! 💃🏻🥳 This document is a compilation of all the flyers used during RTC Foundation’s recent cervical cancer awareness campaign, along with some additions and corrections. Stay informed and Prioritize your health! #RTCFoundation #ReachingOut #TouchingHearts #ChangingLives
Histotech at Gastrointestinal Specialists, P.C. of Troy, Michigan
7moColonoscopy is the best way to find cancer. I was stage III when my cancer was discovered, despite using a home test 5 years in a row, they never turned out to be positive….. mine was found on a screening.