seen or understood The “United by Unique” campaign will begin by inviting people from all backgrounds to share their personal cancer stories World Cancer Day is celebrated on February 4 ...

Today on World Cancer Day, I urge you all to get screened regularly, raise awareness, and ensure that everyone, no matter their background, gets the care they deserve. Let’s keep fighting ...

World Cancer Day, observed annually on February 4 ... and each person’s life situation differs in terms of socioeconomic background, values and preferences. To better address these differences ...

World Cancer Day, established in 2000 ... race or ethnicity, socioeconomic background, and individual preferences. This makes the use of people-centered care — tailoring the delivery of cancer ...

Cancer is a formidable opponent, unpredictable and relentless. It does not discriminate; it reaches across all ages, races, and backgrounds ... more people. World Cancer Day, observed annually ...

New Delhi: Each year, February 4th marks World Cancer Day, a global occasion dedicated ... regardless of their background or location, has access to the care and treatment they need.

World Cancer Day is marked every year on 4 February and highlighted by ... but also each person’s life situation differs in terms of socioeconomic background, values, and preferences. To better ...

Bollywood stars on Tuesday united on World Cancer Day to emphasise the importance of timely treatment and early detection, which are crucial in the fight against cancer. Bollywood celebrities ...

Participants commemorating World Cancer day in Blantyre this year.Picture ... shaped by individual circumstances, background, type of cancer, and access to care. “United by Unique” emphasizes ...

None of us will make it through our lives untouched by cancer. Today, February 4, is World Cancer Day, when we are encouraged ... of women from ethnic minority backgrounds didn’t know any ...

On this year’s World Cancer Day, themed ‘United by Unique ... Every Nigerian deserves access to quality care, regardless of their background or financial status,” Lawal said.