Elizabeth Holmes

Passionate about public health and cancer control. Director, health policy @cancersociety. Chair @thecdpac. All views are my own. She/her.

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

Today, we are so excited to launch our new brand position and campaign. Central to this work is the idea that nothing big gets solved by one person. Cancer is no different.

We all know the saying ‘It takes a village.’ But to take on cancer, it takes more than a village. We believe it takes a society. It takes a community – of patients, caregivers, healthcare providers, researchers, advocates, donors, supporters and volunteers – rallying together around a shared cause.

Profound impact is possible when we combine our actions with the actions of others. Our goal at the Canadian Cancer Society is to inspire people of all ages, from all backgrounds and all parts of the country to come together to take on cancer’s biggest issues.

Join us: https://t.co/j0c92f6rC6

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

NOW AVAILABLE: The Canadian Cancer Statistics 2023 report is here! This report is developed in collaboration with @StatCan_eng and the @CPHO_CanadaNOW AVAILABLE: The Canadian Cancer Statistics 2023 report is here! This report is developed in collaboration with @StatCan_eng and the @CPHO_CanadaNOW AVAILABLE: The Canadian Cancer Statistics 2023 report is here! This report is developed in collaboration with @StatCan_eng and the @CPHO_CanadaNOW AVAILABLE: The Canadian Cancer Statistics 2023 report is here! This report is developed in collaboration with @StatCan_eng and the @CPHO_CanadaNOW AVAILABLE: The Canadian Cancer Statistics 2023 report is here! This report is developed in collaboration with @StatCan_eng and the @CPHO_CanadaNOW AVAILABLE: The Canadian Cancer Statistics 2023 report is here! This report is developed in collaboration with @StatCan_eng and the @CPHO_Canada.

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

To reduce your cancer risk, it’s best not to drink alcohol. Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health outlines the health risks of alcohol and can help you make an informed decision on whether you drink and how much.

[Advocacy at CCS - Défense de l'intérêt public SCC @ccs_advocacy]

We can come together to call on all governments in Canada to recognize palliative care as a right. Join us by sending a letter to your provincial and federal elected officials. The more people that take action, the more governments will listen.

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

To learn more about protecting yourself and others, call us toll-free at 1-888-939-3333 or visit this link: https://t.co/V7Xygvkfde

#CancerAndCOVID19

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

You’re invited!

In partnership with the Canadian Cancer Society, Alberta Health Services and the University of Calgary are completing a study called Make Health Changes Easy – an artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled Dialogue-Driven App for Personalized Cancer Prevention.

[Research at Canadian Cancer Society @CCSResearch]

@cancersociety & @WCHospital want to hear from you!

We’re conducting a study to understand the unique experiences of Black adult patients with a cancer diagnosis & their caregivers, & how virtual cancer care programs can be designed to be more optimal and support health equity

[CBCLondonMorning @LondonMorning]

1.5 million people are currently living with cancer or have survived a cancer diagnosis. At 6:50, @eefholmes w/ @cancersociety has more on the its report and the impact all this has on the healthcare system. #ldnont

REPORT:
https://t.co/oiwAJlU1Y2

[Elizabeth Holmes @eefholmes]

Join me in voting once a day for Canadian Cancer Society - Tina https://t.co/inMqZflMLl

Such a powerful short film created by @cancersociety about the unique needs of young adults diagnosed with cancer. Thank you for sharing your story, Tina 💛

[Elizabeth Holmes @eefholmes]

As #HealthLiteracyMonth continues, @CommunicateHlth is revisiting thoughts on how #HealthLiteracy principles can help combat pseudoscience in #HealthComm: https://t.co/m7z0q5VtYe

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

“Few Canadians are aware of the link between alcohol consumption and increased risk of cancer and most don’t realize they are drinking unsafe amounts, underestimating how much they are drinking by up to 75 per cent,” says Andrea Seale, CEO of CCS. https://t.co/OIKODcQ7QG

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

Drinking any type or amount of alcohol increases your risk of developing cancer. Explore proposed guidance and share your feedback by completing @CCSACanada's short online survey by Sept 23.

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

Negotiations are underway to settle provincial government lawsuits against Big Tobacco, the largest lawsuits in Canadian history. You can help influence the outcome and reduce smoking by sending an email to your government. Help Stop Big Tobacco: https://t.co/e2dVDFGFO9

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

It’s time to talk sun safety! ☀️ The best way to reduce your risk of developing skin cancer is to protect yourself from UV rays all year round. Discover six tips to safely enjoy the sun this summer: https://t.co/broABY9b4E

[Research at Canadian Cancer Society @CCSResearch]

JUST PUBLISHED: Developed with @cancersociety, @GovCanHealth and @StatCan_eng, “Projected estimates of cancer in Canada 2022” is out now in @CMAJ. We highlight some key findings in the🧵 below. 1/n

Read the full report: https://t.co/SlcvCP6GOp

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

AVAILABLE NOW: Projected estimates of cancer in Canada in 2022 study conducted in collaboration with @StatCan_eng and @GovCanHealth. Cancer rates are declining but cancer will affect more people due to aging and growing population. Learn more about #CancerInCanada #CancerStats

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

The pandemic has had far-reaching effects on those affected by cancer – and it will continue to in the months and years to come. On #WorldCancerDay, join us in supporting people with cancer and their caregivers by sharing your voice. Together, we can change the future of cancer.

[Elizabeth Holmes @eefholmes]

Thanks for the opportunity to discuss alcohol, cancer and @DryFebCA! The less alcohol you drink, the more you reduce your cancer risk.

Learn about alcohol and cancer: https://t.co/KNge1Oq9Au

Donate or join Dry Feb: https://t.co/beoXJJlbRr

[YOUR VOCM @590VOCM]

. #ICYMI The #Wellness & #HealthyLifeStyle Show with Dr. Mike Wahl ( @Wahl_Show ) is now available @ https://t.co/pQus9nTOWS…

Mike spoke with Senior manager of policy & surveillance with the @cancersociety @eefholmes & CCS-NS Chair Nancy Mckay

#dryfebruary
#alcohol
#cancer

[Elizabeth Holmes @eefholmes]

Passionate about cancer control, public health and health equity? Come join our amazing Health Policy team at the Canadian Cancer Society! We're recruiting for 2 policy analysts:

https://t.co/sQv9XrspSC

https://t.co/ewvz8gA2Be

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

In 2021, how will cancer impact Canadians across the country? The new Canadian #CancerStats 2021 report, released with @StatCan_eng and @GovCanHealth, reveals important trends.

See some of the take-aways in this infographic and learn more on our site: https://t.co/DeTquuyWtF