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Finally kick your smoking habit during Lung Cancer Awareness Month

Lung cancer is one of the most deadly forms of cancer for both men and women―it is responsible for about 30 percent of all cancer…

Lighten up Thanksgiving

Many traditional Thanksgiving dishes are not exactly known for their nutritional benefits. The Calorie Control Council estimates the average American will consume about 4,500 calories…

Halloween doesn’t have to scream candy

Even before October 31 arrives, candy is everywhere. At festivals, hayrides, pumpkin patches, parties—fall activities (especially those for kids) are full of sweets. Kids consume…

Pumpkin spice protein bites

If you’re looking for a delicious and healthy snack that will actually fill you up, try these pumpkin spice protein bites packed with nutrients and…

Cancer Prevention Leaders Honored at the 24th Annual Congressional Families Awards Luncheon

The Congressional Families Cancer Prevention Program held its 24th Annual Action for Cancer Awareness Awards Luncheon on September 22 on Capitol Hill. The Program’s signature…

The Economist’s Healthcare Forum: War on Cancer

While advances in cancer treatment have come a long way, cancer remains among the leading causes of death worldwide. Though the promise of technology allowing…

Set up your kids for a healthy future

The wellness habits and attitudes formed in childhood play a large role in a child’s future health. Childhood obesity rates are on the rise and…

Hitting the road for cancer prevention and early detection

On September 17th, the “Champion Awareness” duo is leading a 100-mile bike ride along the Eastern Shore of Maryland to spread awareness about oral cancer….

Do your kids have everything they need to start school?

The new school year is upon us.  Before it gets too late, take care of your children’s back to school vaccinations. August is National Immunization…

What the Prevent Cancer 5k Walk/Run Means to Me

As I think about heading back to Washington, D.C. for my junior year at American University, I begin to think about all the fall events…