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CANCER DAY 2024: The theme for this year is 'Together, we challenge those in power'. This theme encompasses the global demand for leaders to prioritize and invest in cancer prevention and care and to do more to achieve a just and cancer-free world.....
CANCER DAY 2024: EARLY CANCER DETECTION
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What is comprehensive cancer control? It is organizations, communities & other partners working together to prevent cancer, detect it earlier, treat it more effectively and make life better for people living with the disease. These types of partnerships are happening right here in Iowa. https://ow.ly/we6Q50R9YYr
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Did you know that the prevalence of #uterinecancer in the U.S. is on the rise? Or that #endometrialcancer makes up more than 90% of uterine cancer diagnoses? As incidence rates for uterine cancer rise across all ages, learn how to spot the signs on the #SpotHerForEC website. #ad Eisai US, FORCE: Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered, SHARE Cancer Support, Black Health Matters, ECANA Women, The Foundation for Women's Cancer
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Treating cancer patients where they live isn't just a convenience; it's a game-changer in the fight against cancer. No one should endure the added burden of traveling long distances while navigating the challenges of a cancer diagnosis. Nurturing a supportive environment for patients in familiar surroundings is crucial to healing and reduces overall stress of the experience. It's not just about proximity; it's about creating a network of care that encompasses emotional, social, and practical support. Happy to say, that our oncology partners do exactly that, making strides towards a future where quality cancer care is within everyone's reach. #CommunityOncology #CancerCare #PatientCentricity #HealthcareTransformation #CancerSupport #TogetherWeCan #HealthcareAdvocacy
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Ever wondered what cancer care looks like for teens and young adults like you? 🤔 Maybe you've just been diagnosed, are moving services - or you're just curious! This Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Month, we're inviting you to join our new webinar, "What is cancer care like for teenagers and young adults?" on 16 April at 7 pm. Learn about the unique challenges and changes from our Chief Nurse Jo, who worked in young people's cancer care for 15 years. Register for free now at: https://bit.ly/4atZ12S #TYACAM #TYACancer #TeenageAndYoungAdultCancer
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Yesterday marked World Cancer Day, a powerful reminder of the global fight against cancer. As we reflect on the strides made in cancer research and treatment, we must also acknowledge the disparities in access to care that persist globally. Now, more than ever, it’s crucial to unite in the call for health equity and accessibility for all. Let’s come together to close the care gap, ensuring that everyone receives the care they deserve. #WorldCancerDay #CloseTheCareGap Join the call to action now: https://lnkd.in/epeXCswj
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On this World Cancer Day, it's crucial to acknowledge the disparities in accessing cancer care. Collaborative efforts are essential to close the divide, ensuring that every patient has an equitable chance of overcoming this challenging disease. #MMIHospital #WorldCancerDay #WCD2024
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This post by Stand Up To Cancer is a powerful example of how to support employers and employees affected by cancer, particularly in addressing health disparities in the Black community. Raising awareness and improving access to clinical trials and treatments are crucial steps in ensuring everyone receives the care they need. For our followers: consider implementing initiatives that raise awareness and provide resources to support cancer patients and survivors in your workplace. This could include educational sessions, support groups, and access to cutting-edge treatments. Our Tree of Life Employee Vitality and Cancer Defense Program is designed to support employees at every phase of their cancer journey—diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, caregiving, and preventative care. By integrating this comprehensive approach, employers can enhance the quality of life for their employees and foster a supportive and inclusive workplace environment. Kudos to Stand Up To Cancer for their commitment to improving cancer care for all communities. Let's continue to work together to break down barriers and support our employees in their fight against cancer. #StandUpToCancer #BlackFamCan #CancerSupport #WorkplaceWellbeing #TreeOfLifeProgram
Today kicks off National Black Family Cancer Awareness Week! For most cancers, Black people have the highest death rate and shortest survival of any ethnic group in the U.S., which is why it is so important to raise awareness in the community. #StandUpToCancer continues our commitment to remove barriers and improve access to cancer clinical trials and cutting-edge treatments for ALL. #BlackFamCan
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In light of Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, it's crucial we confront the reality that bowel cancer doesn't only affect the elderly but increasingly impacts younger individuals. The heartbreaking story of a young woman diagnosed too late reminds us of the urgency to educate and advocate for early detection. Professor Andrew Chan, co-lead of Cancer Grand Challenges PROSPECT, says they are committed to unraveling the complex factors behind rising cases among the youth. Learn about some of the symptoms here: Your engagement can drive pivotal research and change. Let's enhance awareness and foster preventative measures. #grandchallenge https://lnkd.in/eVknMhkJ
‘My sister died from bowel cancer just three months after shock diagnosis – she was only 28’
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With colon cancer and prostate cancer being among the leading causes of death in men, it’s crucial to raise awareness about these diseases and encourage early detection through regular screenings. We are currently in the process of developing a series aimed at addressing these critical issues, prioritizing men's health, and ultimately saving lives. #ColonCancerAwareness #ProstateCancerAwareness # Charles Mattocks
Colon cancer rates are increasing among younger people. It is the deadliest cancer for men under 50 and second most for women under 50. Vin Gupta, MD MPA explains what you could do to protect yourself and your loved ones.
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