Tag: #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.

July is Sarcoma and Bone Cancer awareness month. Sarcoma is a rare form of cancer that is often hard to detect. Know the signs and spread awareness because every day matters.

June is Cancer Survivor Month and also is Pride Month. Disparities in cancer care and survivorship for the LGBTQ+ community can make facing cancer even harder. Cancer doesn’t discriminate. Compassionate, equitable cancer care is vitally important.

May is Skin Cancer Awareness month. As we head into Memorial Day weekend our team wanted to share a friendly—and important—reminder there are some easy things you can do to take care of your skin. Why? Because everyday matters.

April is Head & Neck Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know, 60% of mouth and throat cancers are caused by HPV infection? Vaccines can help prevent new HPV infections.

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Ogilvy Health conducted a survey to better understand CRC patients’ perspectives & needs when it comes to treatment, screening & care. Watch our video to learn how we can all support CRC patients & Close the Care Gap because Everyday Matters.March is Colorectal Cancer Month. Ogilvy Health conducted a survey to better understand CRC patients’ perspectives & needs when it comes to treatment, screening & care. Watch our video to learn how we can all support CRC patients & Close the Care Gap because Everyday Matters.

On World Cancer Day 2022, we encourage you to help close the care gap that’s grown over the course of the pandemic. Get those regular cancer screenings because you are important, you are valued and you are worth it!On World Cancer Day 2022, we encourage you to help close the care gap that’s grown over the course of the pandemic. Get those regular cancer screenings because you are important, you are valued and you are worth it!