National Cancer Survivor’s Day is June 3.

This Sunday, June 3, cancer survivors across that nation will celebrate National Cancer Survivor’s Day. According to the American Cancer Society, there are nearly 12 million cancer survivors in the United States today. Every year our organization has the opportunity to cheer on those survivors and give hope to others who are currently going through [...]

“Don’t Fry Day” is this Friday, May 25.

In an effort to raise awareness of skin cancer prevention, the National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention has designated the Friday before Memorial Day (May 25, 2012) as the fourth annual “Don’t Fry Day.“ There are more than 3.5 million new cases of skin cancer diagnosed and 2.2 million people treated in the U.S. each [...]

Colon Cancer Screenings Now Covered

March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, and we wanted to let you know that most Americans with private insurance or Medicare are now covered for all out-of-pocket costs for colon cancer screenings.* Most colon cancers occur in men and women who are 50 or older. Testing is important because colon cancer can be prevented. Through [...]

Cancer Caregivers, Don’t Forget Yourselves

By Greta Greer, MSW, LCSW Taking care of someone you love who has cancer is one of the most important roles you’ll ever have. It could also be the most difficult one. Stress is one of the most common challenges that caregivers face, especially those caring for someone with cancer. It’s not easy learning to balance [...]

Set a Good Example — Exercise With Your Child

  Exercise With Your Child Week is August 8-14. Being active for just minutes a day can add years to your life. Research has proven that we all benefit from being active, regardless of age. As a parent, you can help shape your child’s attitudes and behaviors toward physical activity. Throughout their lives, encourage young [...]