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November is National Lung Cancer Awareness Month! If you are between the ages of 55 and 77, and have been a heavy smoker for 15-30 years, please consider getting a referral to Roger Williams Cancer Center for a cancer screening. Learn more here: https://t.co/s15SBoBL2n

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Getting diagnosed with cancer is among the most life-altering things that can happen to a person. If you have a friend that was recently diagnosed, read this article to learn different ways to support them: https://t.co/YeZIJXknKN

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Roger Williams Medical Center participates in numerous immunotherapy clinical trials. You can learn more about our Immunotherapy Program on our website here: https://t.co/p8ksApi0tV

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The Roger Williams Cancer Center is hosting a free program called “Healthy Living after Cancer Treatment” today from 6pm-8pm. All patients, family, and clinicians are invited for a discussion on how to live well after cancer treatment. Learn more here: https://t.co/1tyyPvwC2W

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Did you spend too much time in the sun this summer? Come in and get a skin cancer screening as the colder months approach! https://t.co/cLkGcXLIcQ

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Don't forget! We are hosting a program called “Healthy Living after Cancer Treatment” on October 17 from 6pm - 8:00pm. All patients, family, and clinicians are invited for a discussion on how to live well after cancer treatment. Learn more here: https://t.co/1tyyPvwC2W

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Roger Williams Cancer Center provides a multitude of different services in regards to breast health. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call us at 401-456-2116.

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Keeping in the spirit of Breast Cancer Awareness month, the National Breast Cancer Foundation is offering a free guide on their website to teach you the signs and symptoms to watch out for. Keep yourselves and your loved ones safe https://t.co/CJuWFu3HTu

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Wear your pink in support of breast cancer patients and survivors! We at CharterCARE and Roger Williams Cancer Center strive to provide the best care possible. Visit our website to learn more: https://t.co/8Isry1dlTq

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We are hosting a program called “Healthy Living after Cancer Treatment” on October 17 from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. All patients, family, and clinicians are invited for a presentation and discussion on how to live well after cancer treatment. Learn more here: https://t.co/1tyyPvwC2W

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The American Academy of Family Physicians published a study that links obesity at a young age and the increased risk of cancer. Keep yourselves and your families healthy and safe from complications based on current poor health. Learn more about it here: https://t.co/Ede2Vm19tA

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How much exercise are you getting? According to this article from the American Institute for Cancer Research, exercising can reduce the risk of 13 types of cancers. Let's get moving! https://t.co/ix8ScmDM7F

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There are a lot of misconceptions and myths out there surrounding cancer. Always fact check what you hear! Read about some of the common ones we hear about on https://t.co/L6ymlSJ7rG's website: https://t.co/o08NitRPdp

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During the upcoming fall months, the sun's ultraviolet rays become silent agers and killers. Sunscreen is still necessary! To learn more on how to stay protected all year long, check out this Skin Cancer Prevention Handbook by Skin Cancer Foundation: https://t.co/y3z2p5V9oo

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At CharterCare, We Know Cancer. As a comprehensive cancer program, we are committed to delivering the highest level of care in our Cancer Center, treatment facilities, nursing units and operating rooms. Our cancer programs are defined by the expertise ... https://t.co/9Zmcjc5XmJ

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Skin cancer should always be a topic of discussion as the sun's harmful rays don't only show up during the Summer. Learn more about our Melanoma program. We Know Cancer. And, We Know Melanoma. https://t.co/xD0Xmp37a9

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Dr. Ponnandai Somasundar, a surgical oncologist at the Roger Williams' Cancer Center, is director of Rhode Island's first cancer program specifically designed for seniors. To learn more about COPE (our Comprehensive Oncology Program for Elders), visit https://t.co/0A6HgaWtgu

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Football season is just about ready to kick off. NFL Players are out in the sun each day to train, play, and win. This means they must protect their skin from the sun's harmful rays. Check out this article from U.S. News on how they stay safe year-round: https://t.co/QaoUL8lmLU

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Hear from patients who were cared for on the state's only Blood and Marrow Transplant (BMT) unit as they talk about the most precious gift they received: time. https://t.co/DtygGP9is7

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It may be August, but there's still plenty of Summer left! Enjoy your fun in the sun and be safe about it. Read Miriam's story on https://t.co/825PQ2Tyvz - A Mother’s Mission to Protect the Next Generation - Sun and Skin News https://t.co/FLwYfKB2FK