The Topic Is Cancer Posts
There Is Hope for a Future with Less Lung Cancer
“This November, as we raise awareness about lung cancer, we also proclaim the progress that has been made that gives us hope for the future.” Read More >
Posted on by 5 CommentsMen, 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 >
Posted on by 4 CommentsBe Informed. Be Empowered.
Many breast cancers can be found early and treated. Getting the right screening at the right time can make a difference for you. Read More >
Posted on by Leave a commentKnow Your Body. Know Your Family History.
“There is no screening test recommended for any gynecologic cancer except for cervical cancer. Knowing your own body, recognizing that something may be wrong, and seeing a doctor may be lifesaving.” Read More >
Posted on by Leave a commentWomen: Take Time for Self-Care. You’re Worth It!
“My late grandmother was an accomplished elementary school principal and teacher when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She took action to modify her lifestyle. As I have been inspired by my grandmother, I encourage you to learn your personal and family health history. Make wellness a part of every dimension of life.” Read More >
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