February 4th is World Cancer Day. No matter how quick you say it, that little word is still feared by many of us. That it is one of the few remaining diseases for which science has not yet found either a cause or cure is frightening considering all of the amazing accomplishments of man and medicine. If you want to get involved here are some ways to mark World Cancer Day:
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1. Wear Pink
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2. Or Wear a Pink Ribbon
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3. Make a Donation
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5. Encourage Your Man to Check His Testicles
6. Get Involved in an Event near You
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worldcancerday.org
7. Sign up to a Run
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apps.komen.org
raceforlife.cancerresearchuk.org
8. Spread the Message on Social Media
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worldcancerday.org
9. Remember the Victims
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10. Applaud the Survivors
11. Give up Smoking
12. Commit to a Healthier Life
Has your family been touched by cancer? I’ll be popping out to visit my brother’s grave just to let him know he’s not forgotten. RIP Mark.
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