A2: HPV is a huge risk factor for cervical cancer, but you can greatly reduce your risk for developing a HPV infection by getting the HPV vaccine. #PapChat19
A8: Always advocate for your loved ones to get screened. Don't stop talking about #breastcancer because #IndigenousPink month is over. Breast cancer doesn't end when October does. Keep spreading the word! @AICAF_Org
A6: @AICAF_Org I liked all the resources AICAF provided during #IndigenousPink month, but I really found the webinars to be really informative and had good information I could share with my loved ones.
A5: @AICAF_Org Educate! Educate! Educate! Tell everyone about the importance of screening and detecting cancer early! Help them schedule appointments, provide transportation and support #IndigenousPink
A4: @AICAF_Org My grandmother died from breast cancer in 2001. I don't want to lose any other family members or friends from this disease #IndigenousPink
A3: Yes! I know that it is important to follow-up and that just because if I receive an abnormal result, it doesn't mean I have cancer. It could be a variety of things, like dense breast tissue or a fluid filled cyst. #IndigenousPink
A2: @AICAF_Org Yes! I learned a lot of valuable information from watching the #IndigenousPink month webinars about mammograms, so when I reach the age to have a mammogram, I will be prepared.
Don't miss the @AICAF_Org 15-minute mini webinar tomorrow March 22 at 1pm CST on stool testing as a #ColorectalCancer screening strategy. https://t.co/p0iiEOk9Mq