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It's time to schedule your cancer screenings. Call 1-855-53-SCREEN to learn how to find a cancer screening location near you. From @OncologyCOA and @CancerCare.

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Time to Screen has partnered with @MsPattiPatti to remind everyone it’s time to schedule recommended cancer screenings. #TimetoScreen.

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Make a resolution to get your preventative screenings in 2023! We provide individuals with information on the importance of screening, along with tools to find screening options for those looking to make an appointment. Check out https://t.co/dXX3AcwfYQ.

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Cancer mortality is significantly higher among American Indian/Alaska Native Individuals than white individuals, according to new research. Improved strategies are necessary to increase screenings and reduce disparities. Read more: https://t.co/wA6Z6qfNEj

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Merry Christmas! Give yourself the gift of health this holiday season and make sure you’re up to date on recommended cancer screenings. Visit https://t.co/dXX3AcwfYQ for easy-to-use resources.

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Cervical cancer is a leading cause of cancer death among women diagnosed with HIV. If you or someone you love is living with HIV/AIDS, don’t delay. Get screened today. Read more: https://t.co/QN38tazTty

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Only 5.8% of individuals eligible for lung cancer screening get screened. Screening is vital for early detection and can prevent advanced stages of cancers. Learn more: https://t.co/ggKtDK0XNv

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Screening facilities are taking preventative measures to make sure patients are protected while receiving cancer screenings. Visit https://t.co/dXX3AcwfYQ for more information on how patients are being kept safe.

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COVID-19 lockdowns led to missed screenings – and screening rates still haven’t returned to pre-pandemic levels, according to a new study. Visit https://t.co/dXX3AceEAg today. https://t.co/l0oCKjDhut

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According to the American Cancer Society, cancer rates have dropped 43% over the past 30 years, but black women are still disproportionately affected. Read more about how racial disparities can be reduced among cancer patients: https://t.co/vwUSAmBj0K

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A new study discusses the benefits of two noninvasive colorectal cancer screening alternatives. Read more about the effectiveness of these tests: https://t.co/Xqefc1YgYJ

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The stigma around lung cancer prevents many people from getting an early diagnosis. It is crucial to acknowledge risk factors besides smoking and step beyond stigma. Getting screened can lead to better outcomes. Read more: https://t.co/LqmQ7sHHis #LungCancerAwarenessMonth

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Cancer screening rates are lower in rural versus urban communities. Remote interventions are helping close the screening gap. Learn more about efforts to improve screening access: https://t.co/AZEwkYtxf0 #PowerOfRural

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It’s #WorldKindnessDay! Be kind to yourself by prioritizing your health and getting screened. Visit https://t.co/Q4IDWRe27V to find convenient screening resources.

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Routine cancer screenings are recommended for many and are critical for early detection. Visit https://t.co/Q4IDWRe27V for information on screening guidelines and resources to help schedule your appointment!

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While it is important for caregivers to take care of their sick loved ones, they need to take care of themselves, too. Self-care can benefit their physical, mental, and emotional health and make them better caregivers: https://t.co/tbIlJa6K0x #NationalFamilyCaregiversMonth

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Breast cancer is one of the few cancers that is highly treatable when detected early. As #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth ends, visit https://t.co/Q4IDWQWqJl to find free resources to help you stay on track with screenings.

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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services awarded >$5 million to help reduce inequities in cancer screenings and promote early detection in underserved communities. Read more: https://t.co/ssjwOqow4E

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Early detection is important for the treatment of lung cancer, which affects more people than breast, colon, and prostate cancer combined. During #HealthyLungMonth, head to https://t.co/Q4IDWRe27V to learn more about screening recommendations.

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Researchers are now encouraging transgender women to get screened for breast cancer. Recent studies find that those who receive hormone therapy are at increased risk for the disease. Read more: https://t.co/7cFpdO802N

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Breast cancer screening and early detection are the best tools to protect you and your loved ones. Take charge of your health during #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth by getting screened—knowledge is power!

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Did you know that 20 – 30% of breast cancer cases become metastatic, meaning they spread to other parts of the body? Early detection is vital for successful treatment. Don’t forget to get screened! #MBCAwarenessDay