The 5k introduced me to cancer prevention
Aside from countless hours of practice, performing at basketball games and perfecting our national’s routines, it was always an important goal of the American University…
The Progress of Prevention—The Culmination of 20 Years of Advocacy
This post originally appeared on the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship blog. Twenty years ago NCCS defined quality cancer care to include a full spectrum…
Dialogue for Action 2015: Highlights from Day 1
The 2015 Dialogue for Action ™conference on cancer screening started out with a bang. Hundreds of people traveled to Baltimore—some from places as far as…
Prevention is a Year-Round Effort
Today’s guest blog is by Emily White, Advocacy Manager for Fight Colorectal Cancer. Colorectal cancer isn’t a phrase that rolls off the tongue easily. It’s not a “sexy”…
Lessons Learned at the 2015 Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium
This post was originally published here by the American Society of Clinical Oncology. As President and Founder of the Prevent Cancer Foundation, it is imperative…
Welcome 114th Congressional Spouses
The start of 2015 ushered in the 114th Congress. Welcome new and re-elected Congressional families! The 114th Congress brings new Congressional members, spouses and families…
Keep calm and check ’em
We hear so much in the marketplace about breast cancer, but very little about testicular cancer. Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in males…
Research progress report: A blood test for lung cancer
Dr. Sharon Pine shares her progress as she investigates biomarkers for lung cancer prevention and early detection. Lung cancer causes more deaths than any other…
2014 Midterm Elections
We hope you got to the polls on (or before) November 4 to cast your vote in this year’s midterm elections. The results revealed sweeping…
Seek knowledge this October
(photo: Christopher John Sztybel ) Pink is everywhere during the month of October. Millions of women and men come together in solidarity during Breast Cancer…
