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- The Lymphedema Treatment Act was reintroduced on 3/25/15. Please wri...te your Representative today using the contact form on our website - it only takes a couple of minutes! (http://www.capwiz.com/lymphedematreatmentact/issues/alert/?alertid=63098021&PROCESS=Take+Action) Even if your Rep was a cosponsor last year, you will need to contact him or her again because cosponsors do not carry over from one Congress to the next. A template letter is provided, but please add a few personal sentences explaining why this issue is so important to you. Act Now to Pass the LTA! See More
Mark your calendars! Next Monday 3/30 at 9pm ET PBS will premiere "CANCER: THE EMPEROR OF ALL MALADIES" - a 6 hour documentary shown over 3 nights. Tune in with us to see how far the world has come in the fight against cancer and where we'll go next. http://bit.ly/191eWGw
Don't wait, the Sweet Sixteen begins tomorrow #RoundByRound! Fill out your NCAA® March Madness bracket and help support Coaches vs. Cancer®. Every time you pick a winner Infiniti donates to American Cancer Society up to a total of $700,000. http://cbsprt.co/1gDcouR
American Cancer Society shared their photo.
Already over 4400 people have shared these great reasons for everyone over 50 to get screened for colon cancer, but there are still people at risk.
With one more week to go in this Colon Cancer Awareness Month, please SHARE this image to remind your friends and family of 5 really good reasons to get tested today.
Do it for the ones you love! If you're 50 or older, talk to your doctor about colon cancer screenings. Learn more at http://bit.ly/1aIDYvp
Want to do more? SHARE this image and encourage your friends to schedule their screenings right away.
Palliative care is essential to good cancer care, but not enough people are getting it because they don't know about it. Find out how it can help people going through cancer treatment. http://bit.ly/1OrZSCF
"This stay meant peace of mind and stability." Hope Lodge is here to let patients focus on one thing during treatment: beating cancer.
A food diary doesn't have to be complicated, and experts say people who keep food diaries are more successful in reaching their weight goals than those who don't. http://bit.ly/1GCioTc
Researchers know that obesity is linked to an increased risk of colorectal cancer, but they are less clear about exactly why. American Cancer Society-funded researcher, Lisa Tussing-Humphreys, is looking for the answer. http://bit.ly/1FKIOnv
More than half of long-term tobacco users will be killed by tobacco-caused illness. Get more facts like this and find out how you can fight the global tobacco epidemic: http://bit.ly/1AL83k8
Colon cancer rates for adults under the age of 50 are increasing. Know the warning signs and learn 3 things you can do to help lower your risk. http://bit.ly/192FG9w
A colonoscopy could save your life! Colon cancer screening tests can actually help prevent cancer, or help find it early, when it's small and easier to treat. Tag someone 50 and over to share our colonoscopy tips and remind them to get screened. http://bit.ly/19wM8H0
Last week, an American Cancer Society-sponsored workshop brought experts together to discuss challenges faced by children with cancer and their families, as well as strategies for addressing them. http://bit.ly/1x95xbC
Attitude is everything to Brian Waddington, a 3-time kidney cancer survivor. "I can live my life, or I can feel very sorry for myself. I certainly know which choice I'm taking." Which choice would you make?
Read more about Brian's story: http://bit.ly/1HU40GV
Healthy doesn't have to be complicated! Check out this super easy, refreshing recipe for a Blueberry-Peach-Pomegranate Smoothie. TIP: Be ready to make it anytime by stocking up on frozen fruit! Recipe here: http://bit.ly/1wIjGvS
Colon cancer survivor Mauricio won't let his ostomy bag define his life! Learn more about his path back to hiking, biking, and helping others survive colon cancer. http://bit.ly/1FjmYY3
American Cancer Society updated their cover photo.
Colon cancer survivor Mauricio won't let his ostomy bag define his life! Learn more about his path back to hiking, biking, and helping others survive colon cancer. http://bit.ly/1Fjomdq
Increasing screening rates to 80% by 2018 would prevent 277,000 new cases of colon cancer and 203,000 deaths within 20 years, according to a new study. Reaching that screening rate is a primary goal of the 80% by 2018 initiative. Learn more: http://bit.ly/1wAnnU7
Aren't they beautiful? Flowers ordered through Daffodil Days Hope By The Bunch should be arriving from 1-800-Flowers.com. Show us a pic below or by tagging @AmericanCancerSociety on Instagram. #HopeByTheBunch
Didn't order? Show us a photo of whatever is brightening your week!
American Cancer Society with Fran Roc and Meryl Joy David
If found and treated early, colon cancer has a 90% 5-year survival rate. If that isn't reason to get tested routinely, we don't know what is! SHARE this image to remind everyone you know over the age of 50 to get screened. Learn more at http://bit.ly/1wqH4O7
American Cancer Society researchers have found that half of all premature colon cancer deaths in the U.S. are linked to racial, socioeconomic, and geographic inequalities. Reducing the disparities will require changes at the policy level, health care level, and individual level. http://bit.ly/1F32t1H
A recent study led by American Cancer Society researchers shows that eating out could add 6 pounds per year. Here are some tips to enjoy a night on the town while still eating healthy. http://bit.ly/18sZpPb