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Patient Navigation: Helping Those Facing Cancer Find the Way
"Support is key not only in cancer treatment, but also as a part of prevention efforts and through cancer survivorship. During an overwhelming time, patient navigators can create a trusted environment to provide personalized guidance. I want to recognize these often-unsung heroes and their contributions to each and every person facing cancer." Read More >
Posted on by 1 CommentWorld Cancer Day Reflections from Lisa Richardson, MD, MPH
World Cancer Day, observed annually on February 4, raises worldwide awareness about cancer. In this blog post, Dr. Lisa Richardson answers a few questions on how far we have come in lowering the number of cancer cases and deaths and about the future of cancer prevention. Read More >
Posted on by 1 CommentThe Power Is In Our Hands
“Even if you’re one of the healthiest people you know, always remember that the person beside you may not be so lucky. Handwashing is not just about protecting yourself, but about protecting people around you.” Read More >
Posted on by 2 CommentsRaising Awareness and Providing Solutions for Cancer in American Indians and Alaska Natives
“We all have a lot to learn about the diverse cultures of America’s first people. We also have much to do to help American Indians improve their health status by preventing and controlling cancer.” Read More >
Posted on by 1 CommentMen, Let’s Look at Our Culture to Understand and Improve Our Health
“Understanding your cultural background can help you prevent cancer or control it. For example, the foods you eat, how physically active you are, how close you are to a doctor’s office—even religious and spiritual beliefs—can either make it more or less likely that you may get cancer in your lifetime.” Read More >
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