Sexual health can be a tough topic to talk about especially for cancer survivors, but Dr. Finklestein-Fox, an ACS funded researcher, aims to help women improve their quality of life. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gpFk67BE
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Access to quality, inclusive care is key to the prevention and treatment of cancer in LGBTQ+ communities. Watch as Dr. William Dahut, Chief Scientific Officer of the American Cancer Society, breaks down the first-of-its-kind study for PBS on the latest statistics on the prevalence of cancer screening and modifiable risk factors in LGBTQ+ populations.
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Access to quality, inclusive care is key to the prevention and treatment of cancer for EVERYONE. You can take action and get involved with your local American Cancer Society! If you or someone you know needs help, we’re here to support you whether it’s treatment, prevention, detection or survivorship of cancer. Hear more from our Chief Diversity Officer, Tawana Thomas Johnson. Find your local ACS: https://lnkd.in/gXM4skqG
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Today, there are more than 18 million cancer survivors living in the United States. While more people are surviving cancer than ever before, we still have work to do. Join us in celebrating cancer survivors and helping fund more cancer research, advocacy, and direct patient support to help more people survive cancer: https://lnkd.in/gst3maXJ
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No one should face cancer alone. Dr. Arif Kamal MD, MBA offers some insight in how you can best support a friend or loved one on their cancer journey. Together, we can ensure no one feels isolated on their cancer journey.
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Mission Boost Grants are designed to support current and past ACS grantees working to translate their initial basic research into the testing stage. Congratulations to the following researchers who are working on the next milestone with Stage II grants! Learn more about our grant process: https://lnkd.in/gUpQ6H9v
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VOICES of Black Women, a groundbreaking initiative led by the American Cancer Society, is calling on Black women from all walks of life to join the movement. This isn't just a study; it's a collective commitment to understanding and improving the health of Black women across the nation. That change starts with you. Get more information at voices.cancer.org.
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