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The sooner cancer is detected, the sooner treatment can begin—which can result in less intensive treatments and reduced morbidity and mortality rates. We’ve developed a series of resources to help cancer control professionals improve cancer screening rates in their areas so that cancer can be detected and treated as early as possible.
This brief describes the LGBTQ+ community’s unique barriers to colorectal cancer screening and outlines action steps to support colorectal cancer screening
This Instagram conversation addressed cancer screenings for LGBTQ+ individuals. View the
This website provides facts about colorectal cancer screening. View the
This toolkit includes resources, posts to use on social media, and ideas for use throughout the month of April. View the Resource
This resource from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides information for patients to consider before discussing colorectal cancer with their
In this archived webinar from July 17, 2024, participants learned: View the
This toolkit provides information about gynecologic cancer symptoms, risk factors, prevention and early detection. View the
This guide will help health center staff address tobacco use among migratory and seasonal agricultural workers (MSAW) by highlighting: View the Resource
In this video, genetic counselor Joyce Turner, MSC, CGC, provides an overview of BRCA genes and their relationship to breast and ovarian cancer. She explains
This video addresses risk factors for early onset breast cancer and explains to at-risk individuals how to proceed. View the
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