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Glad to see MPPs & staff join us to talk about how healthy living & health protection policies can prevent 4 in 10 cancers. Our #ComPARestudy helps to turn those risks into opportunities to educate and advocate for policies to reduce cancer cases: https://t.co/dah0mJpi9o
Data is critical for informing prevention research, strategy and healthy public policy. The CCS-funded #ComPAReStudy found that about 4 in 10 cancer cases in Canada can be prevented through healthy living and policies that protect health. Learn more https://t.co/vlvSsQP5pi.
It’s #CancerPrevention month. Did you know that about 4 in 10 of all cancers in Canada are preventable?
Learn more about the #ComPAReStudy at: https://t.co/3yswDLFPLf
@CCSResearch
Cancer researchers, have you used the findings from the #ComPAReStudy in your work? If so, we would love to hear about it in our survey!
English: https://t.co/1mfRYf1a8x
French: https://t.co/fPMhrmBOmk
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This week is #HPVPreventionWeek. DYK that #cervicalcancer is THE most preventable cancer in Canada?
The #ComPAReStudy found that we could prevent ~5,300 cancer cases by 2042 if more Canadian children were vaccinated against HPV.
Read more at https://t.co/Lg2c4RIDOv
The #ComPAReStudy found that about 86% of #lungcancer cases are due to modifiable risk factors, making it one of the most preventable cancers in Canada.
To learn more about the #ComPAReStudy, visit https://t.co/Lg2c4RIDOv. (6/9)
The #ComPAReStudy has recently added a new dashboard for exploring the burden of occupational cancer estimates: https://t.co/g9hsrv0ll7 @cancersociety @OCRC_CA #occhealth #cdnhealth
How many cancer cases can be prevented? Last year, we released the #ComPAReStudy to answer that question. Since its release, it has helped influence prevention programs, policies and planning. Join us in imagining a world with less cancer and help take action to make it possible.
What's the connection between HPV and cancer? #HPV infections are linked to cervical, anal, vaginal, vulvar, penile, head and neck cancers. RT for #HPVAwarenessDay and see our #ComPARestudy infographic to learn how about 5,300 HPV-related cancer cases could be prevented by 2042.
The #ComPAReStudy showed us that we could prevent about 5,300 cervical cancer cases by 2042 if more Canadian children were vaccinated against HPV #HPVAwarenessDay
On International #HPVAwarenessDay, read what health care leaders are saying about the far-reaching impacts of the #HPVvaccine and how it could play a key role in eliminating #cervicalcancer in Canada. https://t.co/C2D32KCuft
Apparently #ComPAReStudy ignored #woodsmoke exposure (home or community).
Surely residential and recreational wood burning is a “modifiable risk factor”. We need to hear the truth about fireplaces, wood stoves, campfires, fire pits, and meat smokers.
@cancersociety
Thanks to findings from last year’s #ComPAReStudy, we know that smoking tobacco is the leading preventable cause of cancer. But if we act now, it doesn’t have to be.
This #NationalNonSmokingWeek, learn how we can take action so less than 5% of Canadians use tobacco by 2042.
Thanks to findings from last year’s #ComPAReStudy, we know that smoking tobacco is the leading preventable cause of cancer. But if we act now, it doesn’t have to be.
This #NationalNonSmokingWeek, learn how we can take action so less than 5% of Canadians use tobacco by 2042.
2019 was a big year for the #ComPAREstudy and the team behind it! The study was featured at the 2019 @CCRAlliance conference in several talks and posters. Read more in this recap: https://t.co/nIeVS0cbUA #ccraconf
Do you know how much radon you’re exposed to? The #ComPAReStudy found that about 1,700 new cancer cases are due to radon – a radioactive gas that has no colour, odour or taste.
Our blog breaks down what you should know about radon. #LungCancerAwarenessMonth
Released earlier this year, the #ComPAReStudy found that about 1,700 new cancer cases are due to outdoor air pollution. While all Canadian adults are exposed to some outdoor air pollution every day, here’s how to take action to reduce your cancer risk. #LungCancerAwarenessMonth
The next poster viewing starts soon! Come see Keiko Asakawa of @StatCan_eng at poster 359 who is using the Partnership's OncoSim tool (https://t.co/DrEQ3VlG9E) & @cancersociety’s #ComPAReStudy to investigate the burden of cancer attributable to preventable risk factors. #CCRAconf
Many cancers are preventable. Check out @cancersociety’s #ComPAReStudy to get educated! https://t.co/J8oIne2Own
Incredibly proud of our team’s KT work on this study and honoured for the opportunity to work with such amazing cancer prevention researchers 🇨🇦 #ComPAReStudy
This spring, we shared the results of #ComPAReStudy, the first of its kind to examine how many cancer cases can be prevented across Canada. Learn more about this study's key findings and where we can make the biggest difference in cancer prevention.
This spring, we shared the results of #ComPAReStudy, the first of its kind to examine how many cancer cases can be prevented across Canada. Learn more about this study's key findings and where we can make the biggest difference in cancer prevention.
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