April is National Cancer Control Month, aiming to raise awareness for cancer prevention and treatment.
Early Detection Can Prevent Cancer
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February is Black History Month and a time to celebrate and reflect on the numerous achievements made by African American individuals who have had an impact on cancer research. The following are three extraordinary African Americans whose developments have had an influence on cancer research: Dr. Jane Cooke Wright (1919-2013) — A pioneer in cancer
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Cancer doesn’t just affect the individual who receives the diagnosis. It impacts the entire family, especially children and teens. Effective communication during this time helps children develop the coping skills they’ll need throughout this challenging time.
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The pandemic has caused many changes in our lives. For some caregivers, this means having to be physically apart from your loved one living with cancer. Even if your loved one is living in a distant location, you can still support them in other ways.
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November is National Caregiver Month and a wonderful reminder to recognize the selfless acts and efforts of those who care for others. It’s often not realized how stressful and challenging the role of a caregiver can be, and how important it is to emphasize self-care for caregivers.
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