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https://sure.sc/3Wh6Gfd Catharine Young, Ph.D., has long been an advocate for people failed by the systems that should support them. It’s part of what drove her to become part of the The White House’s Cancer Moonshot initiative. There, she helps make the seemingly impossible, possible: Reducing the death rate from cancer by half over 25 years. Learn what Dr. Young and the team are accomplishing on the latest episode of our #podcast, “There’s a Better Way.”

Cancer is a battle no one should face alone. ❤️ In our newest podcast, we talk about cancer risks that firefighters face and the power of a strong support system - for anyone facing a cancer battle. We're also opening up about how cancer has affected our own family. If you've been through it too, these stories will hit home. Here’s where to listen: https://lnkd.in/gccmRtMn . . . #cancerawareness #fightcancer #endcancer #cancerprevention #beatcancer #lifesafetypodcast #applepodcasts #spotify #newpodcast

Cancer affects everyone, but it doesn't affect everyone equally. Take a listen 🎧 to our last episode with Lori Watts and let's unpack how the American Cancer Society can help to close some gaps in this inequality with their resources. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g9DJnbAT #podcast #breastcancer #breastcancerawareness #breasthealth #breastcancerunleashed #BCSM

Excited to have Dr. Katie Deming back on the podcast to dive into an incredibly important topic: how to talk to someone with cancer. In this episode, we explore the power of language when talking to those facing a cancer diagnosis and how to show up with empathy and compassion. Dr. Deming shares valuable advice on how the words we use can either trigger or comfort, why curiosity is key, and how the ideal space for healing is found in peace. Her insights are relevant beyond cancer, touching on how to support anyone navigating illness. Don’t miss this episode—it’s full of wisdom we can all use in our lives! 🎧💡 ✨ Episode Highlights: • How to speak to and support someone with cancer with more empathy • Understanding the impact of words like “survivor” and “battle” • The importance of creating peace for healing • Tips for communicating in a way that fosters calm and connection https://lnkd.in/d3BCs35M

In this powerful clip from the first episode of “Holding Time Back,” Julie Horne opens up about her battle with stage 3 breast cancer and how it’s completely changed her perspective on life. She shares how the journey has taught her to focus on what truly matters and to prioritize the moments that bring the most joy and fulfillment. Her experience has not only shaped her personal life but has also deepened her approach with her patients—helping her provide care with even more compassion and perspective. Key takeaways from this episode: ✅ How life’s toughest challenges can help you find clarity and purpose ✅ The importance of prioritizing what matters most ✅ How to connect with your patients on a deeper level and provide truly meaningful care Julie’s story is an inspiring reminder to slow down, reflect, and cherish the moments that make life special. Listen to the full episode here: 🎧 Apple: https://lnkd.in/gYz4iDHh 🎧 Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gH95z5Er Dr. Amanda Holden

Listening to the whole of this podcast with change your perspective on life! Three takeaways…. 1. Look after your physical self. 2. Look after your mind. 3. Make memories… life is short! #HealthIsWealth #BreastCancer #LivingWithCancer #WorkingWithCancer Liz O’Riordan

A personal ask, please share and listen to this amazingly brave and vulnerable podcast about dealing with terminal cancer. My fabulous friend, Sarah Ed, is one of the hosts alongside Jeremy Langmead, so of course there is a sprinkle of humour! This podcast brings some warmth to one of the most daunting questions a sufferer of terminal cancer will face ‘How long have you got?’. Please give it a share and a listen ☺️ #awareness #howlonghaveyougot #podcast

It’s impossible to get through life without at least one life altering event. Perhaps for you, like Liz O’Riordan , it was a cancer diagnosis. Perhaps it was a death in the family. Perhaps a divorce. Being made redundant. These moments of wholesale change bring piercing clarity to what your priorities are. What you believe in. What you are willing to fight for. And what you must let go in order to grab on to a different future. There’s no reason why these moments cannot be moments of greatest personal development and growth. But you don’t need to be side-swiped by events in order to live a life better aligned to what really matters to you. Our brains are wired for learning. For continual reappraisal and upgrade. If this is truly your one precious shot, and life will give you 🍋s, the question for you today is, are you squeezing the very most from the days you’re gifted? V

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Practical Steps for Dealing with Cancer: in this handbook, James Tennermann, who was diagnosed with cancer 8 times over the last few decades, shares simple steps for patients looking to improve their lives and health outcomes. Read the book and listen to the UICC podcast: https://lnkd.in/eKqmzUzd