Breast cancer awareness games are an excellent way to engage students with this cause. Through games, students can become acquainted with the necessity of seeking regular mammograms, performing self-exams and staying hydrated. At school sports events, make the cheerleaders wear pink pom-poms. Additionally, have your mascot walk around collecting donations during halftime with a collection…
Many people no longer consider themselves virgins in the traditional sense because they’ve experienced other forms of sex such as oral or anal sex, yet being one doesn’t guarantee you protection from certain sexually transmitted diseases and viruses such as HPV. No matter their virgin status, it is imperative that everyone gets regular pap smears…
Host a pink-themed party to raise funds for breast cancer research and treatment. Charge an entry fee or solicit donations during your event. Invite inspirational breast cancer survivors to share their stories with your audience and demonstrate the direct effect of your donation. Seeing someone speak directly gives people hope while showing the immediate impact…
Cancer prevention cannot be accomplished with food alone; however, eating healthily may help lower your risk. That means avoiding foods that increase cancer risks such as processed meats like salami and bacon; high-fat dairy; and fried foods. Overcooked and fried foods contain carcinogens that increase cancer risk. A diet high in these foods may also…
Eating well is particularly essential if you have liver cancer. Working closely with healthcare providers, your healthcare team will assist with finding ways to meet all of your nutritional needs. Try choosing foods high in nutrition, like whole grains such as rye, oatmeal and brown rice; and adding plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables such…
Women diagnosed with ovarian cancer frequently turn to complementary therapies as a way of managing their diagnosis, including herbs and supplements as well as relaxation techniques like meditation and acupuncture. Ovarian cancer is one of the deadliest gynaecological malignancies with an alarmingly low survival rate. Unfortunately, it often presents itself in advanced stages with non-specific…
Supporting a friend who has been diagnosed with cancer can be challenging, as you might feel uncertain about what to say or do. The key is to remember that every friendship is unique, and the best approach is often guided by the nature of your relationship. Simple gestures can be profoundly meaningful. Preparing to Support…
