Movement is medicine. You don’t need perfect workouts. You need consistency. Walk. Stretch. Move more. Small steps today build a stronger future. #MovementIsMedicine #WellnessStartsHere #CancerPrevention

International Childhood Cancer Day Childhood cancer demands research and care built for kids. Through its work with Children’s National Hospital, the GW Cancer Center supports pediatric cancer research and clinical trials aimed at improving outcomes and long-term health.

Right now, someone with a blood cancer is hoping a donor shows up today. Donate blood. Join the stem cell registry through Be The Match. You could be their tomorrow. #NationalDonorDay

This Could Be You The donor a patient is waiting for might be you. Joining the stem cell registry can start with a cheek swab. Donating blood takes about an hour. The impact lasts far longer. #BeADonor

For some patients, a stem cell transplant is the moment everything rests on. One match. One decision. One person saying yes. Most donors never see the life they change. But for someone else, that choice means waking up to a future. #StemCellDonation #SecondChance #EndBloodCancers #GWCancerCenter

Blood cancer patients spend a lot of time waiting. Waiting for counts to rise. Waiting for transfusions. Waiting for donors they’ll never meet. Treatment only continues if donors show up. Someone is waiting today. #DonateBlood #CancerCare #YouCanHelp #GWCancerCenter

Today is National Donor Day. For people with blood cancers, donations are the difference between treatment continuing or stopping. Blood. Platelets. Stem cells. Time. Strength. Life. #NationalDonorDay #DonateLife #GWCancerCenter

Pssst. Here's a Valentine's Day message for your heart. Just 10 minutes of movement can make a big difference in your health. So give your heart a little love. Today and every day. #WellnessStartsHere #HeartHealth #CancerPrevention #MoveMore #ValentinesDay

Kidney cancer can grow quietly — often without early symptoms. Learn what increases risk and the signs that shouldn’t be ignored. Why Kidney Cancer Often Flies Under the Radar buff.ly/GfDAzff #KidneyCancer #Prevention

These cancers are rare — about 12,600 new cases in the U.S. are expected this year, and roughly 4,400 deaths from these diseases are projected. Source: American Association for Cancer Research #GallbladderCancer #BileDuctCancer #CancerAwarenessMonth

February is Gallbladder & Bile Duct Cancer Awareness Month. These are rare cancers, but knowing more about them makes a difference — for earlier diagnosis, better care, and more research.

📞 Make the appointment. 📅 Put it on your calendar. 💙 Take care of yourself. Cervical cancer screening saves lives, and prevention is within reach. #YourYearOfHealth #GetChecked #CervicalCancerPrevention

Nutrition Challenge: 30 Plants in 7 Days Looking for a simple, realistic nutrition goal to kick off the new year? Try this one. (It'sa not as hard as you think!) buff.ly/aDy318P #30in7 #YourYearOfHealth #Nutrition

Cancer research that moves the needle. GW’s Year in Review highlights how researchers are advancing cancer prevention, treatment, and early detection, and connecting lab discoveries to real impact for patients and communities. ▶️ Watch: buff.ly/OY1dq3h #CancerResearch #GWResearch #GWCancercenter

Prevention is part of whole-person wellness. At the GW Cancer Prevention & Wellness Center, we believe cancer prevention starts with: ✓ Regular screenings ✓ Vaccination ✓ Trusted health education ✓ Community-centered care This is your year of wellness. #WellnessStartsHere #CancerPrevention

What you eat plays a powerful role in how you feel day to day, and over time, it can influence your risk for chronic disease, including cancer. buff.ly/BtxdzyM #YourYearOfHealth #nutrition

From Black Health Matters: Cervical Cancer Is Deadlier Than We Realized — Especially for Black Women. Read more here ➡️ buff.ly/KQ44fm0

Let’s clear something up. You can have HPV without symptoms and still feel completely healthy. That’s why screening matters—even if nothing feels “wrong.” Routine tests find changes before cancer develops. Prevention isn’t about fear—it’s about staying informed. #PreventCancer #CervicalCancer

HPV isn’t just a women’s issue. The HPV vaccine helps protect against cancers of the cervix, throat, anus, and more. ✓ Recommended for all genders ✓ Most effective when given in adolescence — but available through age 45 ✓ Safe, proven, and cancer-preventing Protect yourself. Protect others.

What are the Six Pillars of Lifestyle Medicine? Simple, science-informed habits to support your health. Read how they can help make 2026 Your Year of Health. cancercenter.gwu.edu/news/caring-...

Prostate cancer can affect all men, but it impacts Black men at higher rates. The good news? Early detection saves lives. If you’re 40 or older, or have a family history, talk with your doctor. It’s quick, it’s routine, and it could make all the difference. Your health matters. Your life matters.

When journalist and environmental author Tatiana Schlossberg shared her diagnosis of acute myeloid leukemia (AML), she put a spotlight on a rare but aggressive blood cancer. Oncologist Amarendra Neppalli, MD, shares vital information about this disease.

Nothing feels wrong? That’s exactly why screening matters. Cervical cancer screening checks for early changes, often before symptoms appear. A small appointment can make a big difference. #CervicalHealth #PreventionStartsHere

From remission to reinvention, one patient’s journey through cancer sparked an unexpected artistic awakening — and a powerful reminder that healing is more than physical. cancercenter.gwu.edu/news/brush-c...

Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers. And that’s powerful. Regular screening and the HPV vaccine can stop cervical cancer before it starts. Your health is worth the appointment. #CervicalCancerAwareness #PreventionStartsHere #YourYearOfHealth

Prostate cancer can affect all men, but it impacts Black men at higher rates. Early detection saves lives. If you’re 40 or older, or have a family history, talk with your doctor about screening. It’s quick, it’s routine, and it could make all the difference. Your health and life matter.

Your lungs are fine… probably. But if you smoke or used to, “probably” isn’t a plan. It’s fast, painless, and could catch lung cancer early. Talk to your doctor. #YourYearOfHealth #LungCancerScreening #GWCancerCenter

Many holidays. Many traditions. One shared season of light. Wishing everyone joy, rest, and connection this December.

Make 2026 your year of health. Colorectal cancer screening can catch cancer early, or prevent it altogether. Talk to your doctor. You may need to be screened sooner than age 45. #YourYearOfHealth #2026 #GWCancerCenter

How do these patients navigate through the cold and flu – and now COVID-19 season? Pavani Chalasani, MBBS, MPH, director of hematology and medical oncology with George Washington University (GW) Cancer Center, weighed in with her recommendations. buff.ly/hR8zZB9

Your cervix is calling — and it’s asking for a quick check-in. HPV is common, cervical cancer is preventable, and screenings are fast. Answer the call now for peace of mind later. #YourYearOfHealth #CervcalCancerScreening #GWCancerCenter

2026 is your year of health. Start it with a mammogram. Breast cancer screening saves lives through early detection. Make the appointment. Keep the promise to yourself. #2026 #YourYearOfHealth #GWCancerCenter #BreastCancerScreening #EarlyDetection

Make this holiday season a healthy one! #HealthyForTheHolidays #GWwellness #LifestyleMedicine

Congratulations to GW Cancer Center member, Sanjay Maggirwar, PhD, MBA, who was installed as the George Washington (GW) School of Medicine and Health Sciences Bicentennial Distinguished Chair in Biomedical Discovery Science.

Make 2026 your year of health. Schedule your cancer screenings now—breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, and prostate. Your future self will thank you. buff.ly/8EEh6dy #2026 #YourYearOfHealth

A new year is coming — have you scheduled your cancer screenings? Breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, and prostate screenings save lives through early detection. Talk with your provider about what’s right for you and set your appointments now. #GWCancerCenter #YearOfHealth #CancerScreenings

No one goes through stomach cancer alone. Whether you’re a patient, caregiver, or friend, connection and support make the journey easier. • Find community. • Ask questions. • Share encouragement. The GW Cancer Center is here to help. #StomachCancerAwarenessMonth #Support #GWCancerCenter

Anyone can get lung cancer. Prevention starts with awareness — and wellness. Take one step for your lung health today. (Hey — that's physical activity — one of the six pillars of wellness!) #WellnessStartsHere #LungCancerAwarenessMonth #GWCancerCenter #AnyoneWithLungs

Stay up to date on your screenings: ✔️ Mammogram ✔️ Lung cancer screening. Two screenings. One stronger you. #PinkAndPearls #GWcancercenter

Progress through research. Scientists and clinicians are uncovering new ways to detect stomach cancer earlier and treat it more precisely. Every discovery brings us closer to stronger outcomes and longer lives. #StomachCancerAwarenessMonth #CancerResearch #Innovation #GWCancerCenter

Early detection saves lives. If you’re 50–80 with a history of smoking, ask your doctor about a low-dose CT scan. Learn more: buff.ly/QtZ9vQ8 #LungCancerAwarenessMonth #GWCancerCenter #AnyoneWithLungs

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