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We are really proud to share our new animation that has been produced in partnership with members of the Northern Cancer Alliance Public Involvement Accountability Forum 🥰🥰🥰 #CancerAlliances #coproduction #partnerships
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Do you help someone who has (or had) cancer? Do you have cancer and have someone who helps you?
It could be help with any practical support.
Taking part in this survey will help improve future carer’s support.
Every response matters ➡️ surveymonkey.com/r/8ZV8DN3
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Although breast cancer in men is rare, it can happen. That's why it's important to know what's normal for your chest and check regularly for any unusual changes. @breastcancernow help us learn the symptoms to look out for 👉 bit.ly/3KKdrjH
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
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Know someone who would love to give up smoking but isn't sure of those first steps? Send them a link to get their free personal quit plan here 👉 rebrand.ly/oyimyd1
#Stoptober
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Liver cancer symptoms can be very vague – feeling sick, full after a small amount of food, losing weight without trying. It can also cause tummy swelling and jaundice but these can all be caused by other conditions. More ➡️ bit.ly/46oSVyC@LiverTrust #LiverCancerAwarenessMonth
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Navigating menopause after cancer? You’re not alone. Speak to your GP or Cancer Nurse Specialist and visit My Wellbeing Space, our online resource, for helpful links to information and support ➡️ bit.ly/4hcEx32
#WorldMenopauseDay
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Cutting back on alcohol is not only good for your general health – and your wallet! – but reduces the risk of 7 different types of cancer. If you can’t give up completely, know your units and get help and advice from @CR_UK 👉 bit.ly/3REBbbi
#SoberOctober
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Colonoscopy is a very common test – thousands are carried out in the UK every week. However, some people feel anxious and worried about attending. Get lots of information, support and tips from @bowelcanceruk 👉 bit.ly/3ELMCbL
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If you’ve had a diagnosis of breast cancer or are going through treatment, it’s understandable if you’re feeling completely overwhelmed. Get all the support you need from @breastcancernow 👉 bit.ly/3cUruqa
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
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Do you help someone who has (or had) cancer? Do you have cancer and have someone who helps you?
It could be help with any practical support.
Taking part in this survey will help improve future carer’s support.
Every response matters ➡️ surveymonkey.com/r/8ZV8DN3
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95% of ex-smokers see positive changes in their life as early as 2 weeks after quitting - so just imagine how good it would be after 4! Halfway there – remember there is support if you need it 👉 rebrand.ly/ld97b9u
#Stoptober
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Life after cancer is different for everyone. It can be a time of celebration for survivors but also raises awareness of the challenges people encounter and the need for practical and emotional support. Read more 👉 cancercaremap.org
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Cancer prevention starts with small choices. Keeping to a healthy weight, staying physically active and eating a healthy diet can all help reduce your risk. Early diagnosis saves lives, so don't ignore changes in your body. Read more 👉 rebrand.ly/hmj1npq
#CancerPrevention
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The number of people diagnosed with liver cancer each year is higher in the Asian and Black ethnic communities. Sadly, liver cancer is often diagnosed at late stage so it’s important to know the symptoms to look out for. Find out more 👉 livercanceruk.org/news/sympt…
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Think you need to cut down on alcohol but don’t know where to start? Reduce your risk of alcohol related cancer and other diseases and start by doing #SoberOctober with help and advice from @Drinkaware bit.ly/47zHlCB
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Menopause affects many people after cancer — often in ways they didn’t expect.
Menopause, Cancer & Me offers trusted, practical support to help.
🔗 bit.ly/4xiMSJi
#MenopauseAwarenessMonth
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When you quit smoking, you're not the only one who benefits. Keep going - you've got people cheering you on. 👏
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Take the right steps now to reduce your risk of breast cancer. There are some things you cannot control such as age, but making small changes and adopting a healthier lifestyle all round will help
👉 bit.ly/4gCEY5W
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
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Do you help someone who has (or had) cancer? Do you have cancer and have someone who helps you?
It could be help with any practical support.
Taking part in this survey will help improve future carer’s support. Every response matters
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Alcohol, smoking and being overweight all contribute to your risk of developing liver cancer. But they’re not the only risk factors, find out more from @LiverTrust 👉 bit.ly/46oRrV4
#LiverCancerAwarenessMonth
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The most common type of bowel cancer affects the large bowel, which includes the colon and back passage. In the UK it mostly affects people over 50. Find out more about symptoms from @bowelcanceruk 👉 rebrand.ly/j0h1dhr
#BowelCancerAwareness
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