📣 Join us Today at the State Capitol for Cancer Prevention Day to create a cancer-free Georgia. Be part of the ‘Chain of Hope’ by adding your message online or in person.
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📢 Cancer Prevention Day at the Capitol is approaching fast. Join us on February 12th at the State Capitol to raise awareness and make a positive impact on cancer prevention in Georgia.
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🕊️ Be a part of something meaningful this Cancer Prevention Day. Join us and add your voice to the ‘Chain of Hope.’
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#CancerPreventionDay#ChainOfHope
🌟 Save the date for Cancer Prevention Day at the Capitol on February 12th! Join us in advocating for a healthier Georgia.Your presence matters!
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💬 Share your heartfelt messages and honor loved ones affected by cancer. Contribute to the ‘Chain of Hope’ online, and watch as your words become part of a beautiful display on February 12th. Together, we can make a difference.
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Help us make an impact! Cancer Prevention Day at the Capitol is a day to raise your voice for cancer prevention in Georgia. Share this post and invite friends and family to join us on February 12th. Add your link to the chain of hope at https://t.co/3QSkAhicBV
🌟 Help us create a powerful symbol of unity! Participate in the ‘Chain of Hope’ and share your message of support. Together, we can make a statement that love is stronger than cancer. Join us on February 12th!
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🌟 Be a part of something bigger than yourself! Cancer Prevention Day is where we join forces to create a healthier future for Georgia. Your presence matters, so don’t miss out on this opportunity. Add your link to the chain of hope at https://t.co/3QSkAhicBV
❤️ Honor the heroes who’ve battled cancer by adding their names to the ‘Chain of Hope.’ Whether you’re joining us in person or online, your contribution makes a difference.
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🗣️ Calling all advocates for a healthier Georgia! Cancer Prevention Day is chance to highlight the importance of cancer prevention. Your presence can influence change. Mark your calendars for February 12th! Add your link to the chain of hope at https://t.co/3QSkAhicBV
📢 Join us on February 12th for Cancer Prevention Day! Can’t attend in person? You can still be part of the ‘Chain of Hope’ by submitting your messages online. Let’s unite in the fight against cancer. 💪
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❤️ Let’s come together to fight cancer! Cancer Prevention Day at the Capitol is your opportunity to connect with those dedicated to making a difference. Join us on February 12th.
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The Regional Cancer Coalitions of Georgia are working together to fight Cancer in Georgia every day. Learn about our work in breast Cancer prevention and early detection. #cancer#canceringeorgia
Providers, men can also get #breastcancer, typically between 60 and 70 years old. Check out this helpful guide to male breast cancer treatment that covers the risk factors, signs and other important information: https://t.co/jNnMc9HdHp
Among African American women, #breastcancer is a leading cause of cancer death. Review this fact sheet about breast cancer from the African American Breast Cancer Alliance, Inc. to develop your own, practical breast health action plan: https://t.co/2XAeLtVed1
Did you know there are things that you can do to reduce your chance of getting #breastcancer? Check our these helpful suggestions: https://t.co/DgfICoonc4
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Cancer doesn’t wait for COVID-19. Don’t put off preventive care, like mammograms to detect #breastcancer. It could save your life, so talk to your doctor today.
About 5-10% of breast cancers are hereditary, meaning cancer runs in your family, and could be caused by a change in certain genes that you inherited from your mother or father. Learn more about BRCA genes and their connection to breast cancer: https://t.co/GTCRbjYPq7