Think About the Link on Capitol Hill
Every year, thousands of men and women lose their lives to cervical cancer, liver cancer and other cancers caused by viruses. The Prevent Cancer Foundation’s…
Cancer-associated viruses are a threat to those living with HIV
Cancer-associated viruses, such as human papillomavirus (HPV) and hepatitis C, are especially dangerous for people living with HIV. HPV causes more than 90 percent of…
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month: One family’s cervical cancer journey
My mother, Alice, was amazing. As an awesome mother and a knowledgeable nurse, she made sure we stayed active, ate a healthy diet and, most…
No woman should die of cervical cancer
In the United States, cervical cancer is becoming less common thanks to increased vaccinations, improved screening rates and better treatments. But incidence and death rates…
Help Raise Awareness about the Link between Viruses and Cancer in Minority Populations
Though cancer affects people of all races and ethnicities, there is a greater disease burden for certain populations. This is also true for viruses that…
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…
Nine Community Projects will Receive Funding for Cancer Prevention Work
The Prevent Cancer Foundation is proud to support nine projects focused on increasing cancer prevention education, early detection and screening in communities across the country,…
Closing the Gaps in Health Care During National Minority Health Month
Most of us don’t enjoy going to the doctor, especially when we feel fine, but know an annual physical is key to remaining healthy and…
