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This 25 June 2024 will mark a key stage in the fight against women's cancers with the operational launch of the Women's Cancers Institute in Paris, in the presence of its founding members. This will be an opportunity to present the challenges, objectives and large-scale projects that will transform the way women's cancers are treated. #PreventionandCure Ce 25 juin 2024 marquera une étape clé dans la lutte contre les cancers féminins avec le lancement opérationnel de l'Institut des Cancers des Femmes (IHU) à Paris, en présence de ses membres fondateurs. L'occasion de présenter les enjeux, objectifs et projets d'envergure qui transformeront la prise en charge de ces cancers des femmes #4Pmedicine #womenhealth

Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world, however despite this, recent TikTok trends have seen the unfortunate glamorisation of sun tanning culture. Due to this, Cancer Council Australia and the Australian Government have created a new campaign called #EndtheTrend, asking Australians to stop normalising a suntan. Two in three Australians will develop skin cancer in their lifetime, however adopting a few daily habits can help protect from harmful sun exposure and prevent this from happening. Learn more about ending the trend and staying sun safe here https://lnkd.in/g68EcuT8 #scca #skincancerawareness #skincancereducation #endthetrend

✋ LIBÉREZ LA PAROLE SUR LE CANCER DU SEIN. Pink Ribbon Belgium nous enseigne que parler du cancer du sein est essentiel. Par le biais du Mammoquiz interactif, votre entreprise peut informer et sensibiliser ses collaborateurs sur le sujet. 🎀 Participez au Pink Monday et parlez ouvertement du cancer du sein. Inscrivez-vous gratuitement avant le 20 décembre et recevez un starter pack gratuit ! 👉 Inscrivez-vous ici https://lnkd.in/e3jcVhYs #PinkRibbonBelgique #SensibilisationAuCancerDuSein

Every diagnosis matters..get your skin checked today and use suncreen.

Women In Climate Pakistan Organization had discussed the importance of the breast cancer awareness in observance, celebration and honour of the Pink October - Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign and Week. This Pink October, let's think and wear pink and unite for early detection and support for all fighters. Together, we're stronger! October serves as a helpful reminder of the value of knowledge, awareness, and preventative measures for your breast health. Here are three crucial actions to stay on top of your breast health: 1. Examine Yourself On A Regular Basis: Recognize what your body considers typical and be alert to any changes. 2. Make Time For Mammograms: Frequent screenings are essential, particularly for women 50 years of age and older. 3. Know Your Risk: To gain a better understanding of your hazards, discuss your personal and family history with your physician. The best likelihood of survival is at the earliest stage of detection. It's simpler to recognize any strange changes if they do occur when you know what constitutes typical for you. Show your support via your comments and likes and also share your thoughts! #BreastCancer #Health #PinkOctober #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #WearPink #LetsUnite #StrongerTogether #October #SignificantMonth #BreastHealth #WeWearPink #JoinWomenInClimatePakistan #ThinkPink #PinkRibbon #WomenInClimatePakistan #Pakistan #KnowYourRisk #EarlyDetection #BreastCancerAwarenessWeek #Campaign #AwarenessCampaign #WeSupportThisCause #WeThinkPink

Pollution et cancer du sein : un lien mis en évidence Selon une étude publiée par le Centre international de recherche sur le cancer - Circ - (1), la France est le pays le plus touché par le cancer du sein, avec un taux d’incidence de 105,4 cas pour 100 000 habitants en 2022. À titre de comparaison, ce taux est de 95,9 aux États-Unis, de 87 en Italie, de 33 en Chine et de… 4,6 au Bhoutan (pays ayant le plus faible taux au monde) ! « Il faut arrêter de nier la responsabilité de la #pollution chimique », alerte le toxicologue André Cicolella. A consulter : la carte mondiale des incidences du cancer du sein établie par l'International Agency for Research on #Cancer : https://lnkd.in/eVXZhfkm

“Know Your Health Story” In the Philippines, cervical cancer is the second most common cancer among Filipino women, yet screening rates remain alarmingly low. A report from the Philippine Institute for Development Studies in 2023 stated that only about 1% of women undergo breast and cervical cancer screening. With this in mind, Roche Diagnostics Philippines is launching the National Women’s Checkup Month with the aim of destigmatising cervical screening and celebrating women's health. By partnering with the Cervical Cancer Elimination Movement (CCEM) and Women Workers for Health Empowerment Network (WHEN), Roche aims to empower Filipino women to prioritize their health through education and screening. It is time for a positive and proactive approach towards preventive healthcare. Together, let’s make it a movement to encourage every woman we know to "know her health story" and to take charge of her own health. #MakeTheMostImportantDate #EmpowerHerHealth #WomensCheckupMonth #WomensCheckupWeek #TogetherForChange Source: HPV Information Centre Human Papillomavirus and Related Cancers, Fact Sheet 2023

📣 4ème édition du Panorama INCa des cancers en France. En quelques pages l’essentiel des chiffres des cancers en France. Des données récentes et fiables pour informer le grand public et les professionnels, et éclairer les décideurs et les parties prenantes de la lutte contre les cancers.

🎀 Octobre Rose 🎀 Chaque année, Octobre Rose est l'occasion de se mobiliser pour la lutte contre le cancer du sein. En ce mois spécial, prenons un moment pour soutenir toutes celles et ceux qui sont touchés de près ou de loin par cette maladie. La prévention, la sensibilisation et le dépistage précoce peuvent sauver des vies. N'attendons pas, parlons-en autour de nous et encourageons les femmes à prendre soin de leur santé.🎀 #OctobreRose #LutteContreLeCancer #Prévention #Dépistage ---------------------------- 🎀 Pink October🎀 Every year, Pink October is an opportunity to unite in the fight against breast cancer. This month, let's take a moment to support everyone affected by this illness, whether directly or indirectly. Prevention, awareness, and early detection can save lives. Let's not wait—let's talk about it and encourage women to prioritize their health. 🎀 #PinkOctober #BreastCancerAwareness #Prevention #EarlyDetection

#MISA Women, remember to do a pap smear or mammogram #MISA rewards 500 MISA members who takes precaution by doing pap smears or mammograms annually to prevent cancer. The Healthy #MISA Women Benefit of R3 000 was introduced to motivate women to be preventative and have regular check-ups. According to the Cancer Association of South Africa (Cansa), women have a 1 in 42-lifetime risk of developing cervical cancer. It is the second most common cancer among South African women, but the cancer that claims the lives of the most women in our country. Cervical cancer is treatable if detected at an early stage. That is why it is important for women to go for pap smears and mammograms to do cancer screening. Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers among women in South Africa. Screening mammography reduces the risk of death due to breast cancer because small tumours are detected. When cancers are small, more treatment options are available. To claim the #MISA Healthy Women benefit all you need to do is a pap smear or mammogram during 2024 and attended any follow up appointments or treatments if required or recommended to do so by the Health Care Practitioner. This document should provide the following information: • Proof of the mammogram or Pap smear and any other follow-up treatments is required. A Medical practitioner that is registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa must have done this. • A copy of your ID document that is certified by a registered Commissioner of Oaths. • Bank stamped Proof of Banking details or Bank statement. Invoices or statements will not be accepted as proof. This claim can only be submitted from 1 January 2025. The benefit closing date is 31 March 2025. If your claim was not successful, the following could have been factors leading to the validity of the claim: • Irregular/early submissions; • Incomplete applications; • Break in membership contributions; and • Applications, which do not meet the required criteria. For more information about the #MISA Healthy Member Benefit, please contact our Claims Department by emailing: Claims@ms.org.za. #PROUDLYMISA #MISAONTHEMOVE #MISACARES #MISAFAMILY #MISALEADS