HPV (human papillomavirus) is a common virus that can cause #cancers later in life. Parents, get your child vaccinated with the recommended 2 doses of the HPV vaccine starting at age 11. cdc.gov/cancer/hpv/bas…

The HPV test and Pap test can help prevent cervical #cancer or find it early. Find out if you qualify for a free or low-cost screening from CDC. cdc.gov/cancer/nbccedp…

Protect your child from certain #cancers later in life with HPV vaccine. bit.ly/3v6YEYm
#BidenCancerMoonshot #NationalCancerPreventionAndEarlyDetectionMonth

Have questions about prostate #cancer screening? We created Nathan so you can have a virtual chat and get answers, then practice asking your doctor questions. Talk to Nathan: cdc.gov/cancer/prostat…

Which groups of men are at higher risk for prostate #cancer ? Find out: cdc.gov/cancer/prostat…

A diet low in animal fats and high in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains may reduce the risk of #ColorectalCancer . Find out what you can do to reduce your risk: bit.ly/3PEgu0o

Your risk of getting #ColorectalCancer increases as you get older, but regular physical activity and keeping a healthy weight may help lower your risk. Learn the risk factors for #ColorectalCancer : bit.ly/3sHcDU4

Celebrate #NationalCancerControlMonth ! Read success stories from #CDC National Comprehensive Cancer Control Program! bit.ly/43FF6eV

Get the latest information on #cancer from CDC. Subscribe to our #CancerPrevention Works newsletter. bit.ly/3ssaQk3

About 3 in 10 women ages 50-74 who had three or more health-related social needs, such as lack of access to health care or job loss, did not receive a #mammogram . New CDC #VitalSigns report shares how we can help women get lifesaving mammograms: bit.ly/3VM8XAB

Cervical cancer is the only type of gynecologic cancer with a recommended screening test. Even women who have received the HPV vaccine should get screened for #CervicalCancer regularly. Learn more: cdc.gov/cancer/cervica…

Making sun protection an everyday habit will help lower your skin #cancer risk. Find out what you can do to reduce your risk: bit.ly/2rlsY18
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About 1 in every 8 women in America will get #BreastCancer in her lifetime. Learn more about how you can lower your risk of developing breast #cancer : cdc.gov/cancer/breast/…

Cancer is the second most common cause of death in the US. Lower your risk by making healthy choices. cdc.gov/cancer/dcpc/pr…

#TriviaTuesday : What is the second leading cause of death in the US?

Access to free or low-cost breast cancer screening is available to women with low incomes and who are uninsured through health departments funded by CDC. Find a screening program near you: cdc.gov/cancer/nbccedp…

Learn what CDC is doing to lower the risk of cancer for all people, and what you can do. cdc.gov/cancer/dcpc/pr… #NationalCancerControlMonth

Nearly 1 in 10 new cases of #BreastCancer in the US are found in women younger than age 45. Learn what factors increase the risk: cdc.gov/cancer/breast/…

Talk with your health care provider about any concerns.

If you have a family history of #BreastCancer , tell your doctor and ask if genetic counseling is right for you. bit.ly/BYB_GeneticCou…

Learning your family history is the first step in understanding your #BreastCancer risk. Find out how Jackie managed her risk to ensure a bright future for herself and her daughter: cdc.gov/cancer/breast/…