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CDC Cancer retweeted
Let's #GearUpAgainstCancer! Former NFL players are working with @NFLAlumni and @CDC_cancer to share their cancer stories and ways to prevent lung cancer. nflagearup.org/cancer
CDC Cancer retweeted
DYK? Regular physical activity can boost memory, mood, and mobility—especially as we age. During Healthy Aging Month, commit to moving more each day! Learn how much physical activity you need for healthy aging: bit.ly/4483Ddg #ActivePeople
ALT Two senior women walking outside.
CDC Cancer retweeted
Regular physical activity is one of the most important things you can do for your health as an older adult. Being physically active can prevent or delay many health problems that come with age. Learn how much physical activity you need for healthy aging: bit.ly/41uKXVE
ALT Older woman carrying hand weights while going for a walk.
CDC Cancer retweeted
What is cancer screening? Screenings are tests that can prevent cancer by finding it before you have symptoms. It can also find cancer early when treatment likely works best. The right screening at the right time can save lives. Get your screening today: bit.ly/4bFbKA9
ALT A woman standing in front of a blurred background, looking at the camera with a gentle expression. Text overlay reads "SCREENING means looking for cancer before there are symptoms... (because sometimes there are no symptoms)" with the CDC logo "CDC.GOV/CANCER" displayed in the corner.
CDC Cancer retweeted
Cancer screening looks for #cancer before any symptoms. For #ProstateCancer, #CDC has what you need to know about your options bit.ly/3W6Y62Q
Talk to your doctor and find out if prostate cancer screening is right for you.
ALT Text reads: Is prostate cancer screening right for you?
CDC Cancer retweeted
Did you know 45 is the new 50? That’s why @thereal_lendale has teamed up with @nflalumni to raise awareness about the importance of getting
screened for colorectal cancer. Early detection saves lives. Tag a friend. #GearUpAgainstCancer
CDC Cancer retweeted
Nearly 1 in 10 women diagnosed with #BreastCancer is under the age of 45. While there are some risk factors you can’t control, there are some choices you can make to lower your breast #cancer risk. Find out how to reduce your risk: bit.ly/4dSvyCa #BreastCancerAwareness
ALT Kiki stands smiling, wearing a denim jacket in an outdoor setting with a quote: 'You’re never too young to get breast cancer.' This graphic also includes the CDC and the 'Bring Your Brave' campaign logo.
CDC Cancer retweeted
Young women get breast #cancer too, so no matter your age, know the signs of #BreastCancer and what your breasts normally look and feel like. Always talk to a doctor if you notice any changes.
CDC Cancer retweeted
#BreastCancer in young women is often found at a later stage. Find out what factors can raise your risk of early breast #cancer: bit.ly/4dU7r6a
#BringYourBrave #BYB
ALT Infographic by CDC's 'Bring Your Brave' campaign, highlighting that nearly 1 in 10 women diagnosed with breast cancer are under the age of 45. Features ten icons of people one circled.
CDC Cancer retweeted
Black women have a higher risk of getting #BreastCancer at a young age. Know what’s normal for your body so you know when changes to your breasts occur. Know the signs and symptoms of breast #cancer: bit.ly/47Q9HbK
CDC Cancer retweeted
All women deserve access to timely breast & cervical cancer detection.
This #CervicalHealthAwarenessMonth, help women with low incomes in your community access low-cost or free screening: cdc.gov/breast-cervical-canc…
@CDC_Cancer
CDC Cancer retweeted
Smoking can cause cancer anywhere in the body, including the cervix. This #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth, quit smoking to reduce your risk. Visit CDC.gov/quit for resources to help.
CDC Cancer retweeted
Football taught me to protect the team. Now, I’m protecting something even more important…our health. Join me in supporting the "Gear Up Against Cancer" campaign with @NFLAlumni and @CDCgov. Early screening can save lives! For info visit: nflagearup.org/cancer
CDC Cancer retweeted
NFL legends @WarrickDunn @TwoSportman and @coachmathis81 team up with @CDCgov for #GearUpAgainstCancer in GA, promoting life-saving colorectal cancer screenings. Early detection saves lives! Learn more: nflagearup.org/cancer #NFLAlumni
CDC Cancer retweeted
We're honored to present the Distinguished National Leadership Award to Dr. Lisa C. Richardson (@CDCgov)! Dr. Richardson has been at the forefront of advancing cancer screening nationwide, and our membership has greatly benefitted from her steadfast commitment to our mission.
CDC Cancer retweeted
NEW: Today I’m releasing a Surgeon General’s Report on tobacco-related health disparities in the United States. This report recognizes that while we’ve made remarkable progress reducing tobacco use in the past 60 years, that progress has not been even.
CDC Cancer retweeted
Each year in the U.S. more than 470,000 adults are estimated to die from cigarette smoking & certain groups of people are at greater risk for disease, disability, & death due to commercial tobacco use. (1/2)
#EndTobaccoDisparities #SGR
CDC Cancer retweeted
#DYK? Quitting smoking reduces the risk of 12 types of cancer, including lung cancer. This #LungCancerAwareness month, find free resources and inspiration to help you quit at CDC.gov/quit.
CDC Cancer retweeted
Cigarette smoking causes 80%-90% of lung cancer deaths in the United States. During #LungCancerAwarenessMonth, spread the word about the dangers of smoking. Visit CDC.gov/quit to access resources and support to quit for good.
CDC Cancer retweeted
HCPs: Liver #Cancer Awareness Month is a great opportunity to educate your patients on #ViralHepatitis – one of the leading causes of #LiverCancer. Use the resources on our website to help keep your patients cancer-free.