Beitrag von myoncare

When you give to the In the Gap program fund, you're doing more than restoring a child's smile. You're helping to change a child's life...and in some cases, even possibly saving a child's life. Today is Cancer Awareness Day, and yes, although it's rare, children can get oral cancer. Don't skip your child's dental check-ups. To learn more about our In the Gap program or give to save a child's smile, visit bit.ly/atitg today. #Cancer #CancerAwareness #OralCancer

Uniting for a cause, especially against cancer, showcases the essence of community. The collective fight at Zeigler reflects our belief in communal strength. It’s more than fundraising—it’s about making a real difference. Join us, let’s stand together against cancer, demonstrating our collective might. Your engagement could change lives, affirming that together, we are stronger. Share this post if you believe in the power of community and want to support cancer research. Tune in to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/g56ZhbP8 #CancerAwareness #CommunitySupport #PositiveChange #DrivingVisionPodcast #DriveForLifeOrg

🎗️ Cancer Awareness: Together We Can Make a Difference 🎗️ As I reflect on the recent loss of my dear cousin to cancer, I am reminded of the importance of raising awareness about this devastating disease. This group of disease can start from any organ or tissue and later starts invading neighbouring organs. Lungs, Prostrate, Stomach and Liver are most common types of cancer in men. Breast, Cervical, Thyroid, Lung are major types among women. According to World Health Organization (WHO) there were approximately 18 Million cases of Cancer globally, of which 1.5 Million were from India alone. The deadly disease tolls 8 Lakh death per year and is expected to double by 2040. It is said that between 30 to 50% cancer death are preventable by avoiding tobacco, alcohol, having proper diet, reduced exposure to UV Rays, and pollution. Having Said that, Insurance agencies predict that cost for cancer treatment can range anywhere between 3 to 10 lakh. Even with schemes like Ayushman Bharat and Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY), each year more than 6 crore Indians are Pushed below the poverty line(Parliamentary Report). Doctors suggest the “ABCDE mantra”, which offers a straightforward approach: A for A1C control, B for blood pressure management, C for cholesterol control, D for diet and exercise, and E for taking care of one's feet. He also emphasised that the young population is educated, however, the issue is that they are sometimes “reckless” and “rebellious” and controlling such behaviour often demands modulation. Dealing with cancer can be an overwhelming experience, but by raising awareness and supporting one another, we can make a positive impact in the fight against this disease. Let's come together to spread hope, raise awareness, and support those affected by cancer. Together, we can make a difference. #CancerAwareness #Support #TogetherWeCanMakeADifference #Health #Wellness #CommunitySupport #CSR References -: PMC Report -: https://lnkd.in/dm8qaXBF Economic Times - https://lnkd.in/dmfxxuBw https://lnkd.in/dmz7VeFd

This May, we're shining a spotlight on Canine Cancer Awareness. Thanks to donor support, the hard work of our researchers, and the dedication of countless dog owners, we're making strides in the battle against canine cancer. Visit akcchf.org/caninecancer to check out our research studies, educate yourself with our articles and webinars, and see how you can contribute. Together, we can make a difference and give our furry friends a chance at longer, healthier lives. #CanineCancerAwareness #FightAgainstCanineCancer #CanineHealthResearch

As #PetCancerAwarenessMonth draws to a close, let's remember that our efforts to make a difference don't have to end. The conversation around canine cancer deserves a year-round spotlight. Keep advocating, keep supporting, and together, we can change the canine cancer conversation. 🐶💖 #BarkCancer #CanineCancerAwareness #OncoK9

#MondayMotivation: Let Hope Be Your Guide! #UBCFStrong ☀️ This #MondayMotivation, let's embrace hope as we navigate the challenges life throws our way. For those battling breast cancer, the journey can be daunting. But UBCF is here to walk beside you, offering support, resources, and a community of hope. Together, we can: Turn burdens into strength. Find comfort and support. Embrace a brighter future. How can you join the fight? Donate: Help us continue empowering women with breast cancer Donate Now: https://lnkd.in/edF5eZdv Volunteer: Share your time and talents. Spread Awareness: Educate yourself and others about breast cancer. Let's rise together with the power of hope! #HopeForACure #BreastCancerAwareness #UBCFStrong

Aretha Franklin, Patrick Swayze, Alan Rickan, Pavarotti…my beautiful mother. That Pancreatic Cancer Awareness month falls in November is, for me, fitting. It was late November / early December that my mother started to have itchy skin. It wasn’t dry, no rash, no change in washing powder that might have caused an allergy. But it wasn’t alarming. The itching got worse. She described it as feeling like there were fire ants crawling all over her body. Then she went yellow in mid December. More yellow than I ever knew a person could be. We knew then there was a problem, but not yet what. From there life was a whirlwind mixed with a rollercoaster. A really horrible one with a tragic, horrific end. No pancreatic cancer in our family. No reason to think that this most terrifying of cancers would ever touch our lives. It was something we could choose not to think about: it was an awful thing that happened to other people. People we didn’t know. But since my world imploded and changed forever in 2017, 3 people I know have lost loved ones to this beast of a disease. Different ages, different symptoms, same outcome. And that’s the thing with pancreatic cancer: it’s symptoms are disparate. They could be ascribed to so many other illnesses; more benign, obvious ones. Combine this with a massively overstretched healthcare system and a lack of real awareness of this cancer, and you end up with the worst of prognoses for a cancer usually found much too late to be treatable. The UK actually has one of the worst survival rates globally for this type of cancer. Early detection of this disease is crucial to be operable and to operable is the only shot of being cancer friend. Early diagnosis saves lives. And for this, there needs to be funding for research. Please do consider donating to pancreatic cancer UK. And please take some time to familiarise yourself with the signs of pancreatic cancer. Whilst I hope you will never need to know them, it may just save your life. #turnitpurple #pancreaticcancer #pancreaticcancerawareness #pancreaticcancerawarenessmonth #earlydiagnosis #cancerresearch

Angela Stief Lea is a health-conscious, non-smoking 57-year-old physiotherapist who was recently diagnosed with radon-induced lung cancer. Angela's Allies is a fund set up in her honour to help test communities across #NewBruswick for radon gas. You can help prevent lung cancer in NB. Learn more about her story and how you can help: https://lnkd.in/eFWaqZe8 #Radon #RadonActionMonth

 Gratitude Alert! A heartfelt shoutout to Representative Nikema Williams for standing with us in the fight against Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC).  Your support as a co-sponsor of H.R. 235, the TNBC Research & Education Act, is a powerful step towards bridging the gaps in TNBC research and awareness.  - Quick Bill Rundown:  H.R. 235 aims to boost research, education, and awareness specifically focused on TNBC, ensuring no one faces this battle alone.  Let's pave the way for a brighter, more informed future!  - Take Action: Join us in amplifying the message!  Reach out to your representatives and let them know that TNBC equity matters to YOU. Together, let's encourage them to co-sponsor H.R. 235 and make a lasting impact in the fight against TNBC: https://lnkd.in/dvnS2P53 Tag your friends, spread the word, and let's BE THE CHANGE together! #TNBCact #TLFANGEL