💔When someone is diagnosed with cancer, our 1st question is WHY. 5-10% of colon cancer can be caused by genes that are passed down in families. Talk to your Dr about early screening and genetic testing if cancer runs in your family. #WakandaForever #RIPBlackPanther

get your colonoscopies and GET GENETIC TESTING! my dad set up a non-profit Project DNA that serves to spread awareness of the importance and value of genetic testing. Happy to help anyone who is interested in this! 🧬

Project DNA Rachel Luba (レイチェル・ルーバ) this is my beautiful friend who was diagnosed with colon cancer a few weeks ago at 49. Get your colonoscopy and genetic test Project DNA ❤️

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Hereditary cancer syndromes are not rare. Talk to your doctor. We can’t change your family history, but we can change your family’s future.

Community member: "How do I process that I most likely won't be the one growing old on the porch? How do I process someone else sitting in that chair? I hate this trajectory path I've been spun onto, and everyday I feel grief and deep sorrow." community.breastcancer.org/forum/163/topi… #bcsm

March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month. Excluding skin cancers, colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women in the United States. Talk to your doctor today if you are 45 or older OR you have a family history of Colon Cancer.

March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month. Awareness months are powerful tools that rally people together to spread awareness. If you have a family history of any CANCER, talk to your doctor today. Simple screenings help save lives.

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0.000735% of #MarchMadness brackets remain perfect, BUT with screening the #colorectalcancer survival rate is 90%! What are you waiting for? #GetScreened! AND tell all your loved ones to do the same by sharing our Screening Pledge: bit.ly/CCASocialPress… #TomorrowCantWait

2 important facts: #ColorectalCancer is the 2nd most commonly diagnosed cancer among Latinos/Hispanics in the US. Latinos/Hispanics are less likely to #getscreened for #ColorectalCancer. Letʻs change the odds! #ScreentoSave ow.ly/bF2h50DQmnb

A sharp, stabbing pain in the chest is scary, but it doesn’t necessarily equal a heart attack. What causes + when to seek help: cle.clinic/2th3qqV

1 out of 8 women will develop breast cancer during their life. Do you know your risk? Do you know your Tyrer Cuzick score? It calculates your risk and can save your life!

1 out of 8 women will develop breast cancer during their life. Do you know your risk? Do you know your Tyrer Cuzick score? It calculates your risk and can save your life!

Thank you to Trevor Bauer (トレバー・バウアー) and his 69 days of giving, for acknowledging those with the highest risk of developing cancer. x.com/baueroutage/st…