Category: Oncology

It’s Sarcoma Awareness Month, and although a sarcoma diagnosis is a very serious group of cancers, there is some promising news in this area! Help spread the word about this cancer category because #everydaymatters.

Ogilvy Health’s EVP, Client Operations, Melanie Brunner, attended this week’s ASCO conference and shared some of the impactful strides she sees the industry making in cancer research.

May is National Cancer Research Month. Clinical trials are vital in improving the health outcomes for people with cancer.

An estimated 1 out of every 250 males will develop testicular cancer at some point during their lifetime. The good news—testicular cancer can usually be treated successfully if it’s detected early on. Any man can get it, so make sure to check and protect yourself because #everydaymatters.

March is Kidney Cancer Awareness Month and we want to reinforce the importance of talking to your doctor about kidney disease signs and symptoms and about getting tested because #everydaymatters.

This Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, we are highlighting the importance of screening and how it can help identify cervical changes before they become cancerous.

As the year comes to an end, we often take this time to reflect and think about our New Year’s Resolutions. Why not make 2023 your year to make those healthy choices that can help with #CancerPrevention? Not sure where to start? Here are 5 helpful tips to stay healthy, happy, and protect yourself from cancer. Because #everydaymatters.

November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that pancreatic cancer is the 3rd leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S? However, hope grows as there have been exciting advances in early detection and clinical trials offer new treatment options. Know the signs, save a life, because #everydaymatters.

Liz Kane, Chief Strategy Officer, speaks about how the oncology world is changing, and how it’s important for HCP’s to adapt.

October is #LiverCancerAwarenessMonth. Did you know that in the U.S. its estimated 25,000 men and 11,000 women will get liver cancer every year? Early detection is key, know the signs and proper prevention, because #everydaymatters.