Brain cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death in children. 🧒💔 Kids deserve better outcomes and brighter futures. Let’s #ShineALight on pediatric brain cancer and push for more funding and research. #GWCancerCenter #ChildhoodCancer #BrainCancerAwareness

Did You Know? 🚬 Smoking causes about 50% of all bladder cancers in the U.S. If you smoke, quitting can dramatically lower your risk. #BladderCancerAwareness #QuitSmoking #CancerPrevention #GWCancerCenter

🩺 Early Detection is Key Bladder cancer is often caught early—and when found early, it’s highly treatable. Don’t ignore symptoms like: 🔴 Blood in urine 🔁 Frequent urination 🔥 Pain when urinating Talk to your doctor if something feels off. #GetChecked #CancerAwareness #GWCancerCenter

Glioblastoma is one of the most aggressive brain cancers. 📉 The 5-year survival rate? Just 6.9%. We must do better. Support research, support patients, and help us #ShineALight on this urgent need. #GWCancerCenter #GlioblastomaAwareness #BrainCancerAwareness

🎗️ Each year in the U.S., an estimated 25,000+ people are diagnosed with malignant brain tumors. That’s about one person every 21 minutes. Behind every number is a life, a family, a fight. Let’s raise our voices and #ShineALight. #GWCancerCenter #BrainTumorAwareness #BrainCancerFacts

Bladder cancer doesn’t affect everyone equally. Know the major risk factors: 🚬 Smoking – #1 risk factor 🌎 White individuals are more likely to be diagnosed 👴 Most cases are diagnosed after age 65 👨 Being male 🧫 Chronic UTIs Talk to your doctor if you’re at risk #BladderCancerAwareness

🧑‍⚕️ When to See a Dermatologist See a dermatologist if you notice: ⚠️ New or changing moles ⚠️ A sore that won’t heal ⚠️ Itching, bleeding, or pain on a spot Early detection saves lives. Don’t wait—get it checked. #SpotMelanoma #MelanomaAwareness #MelanomaMonday

🌤️ These Sun Safety Tips Protect your skin every day, even when it’s cloudy! ☀️ Wear SPF 30+ 🕶️ Use sunglasses & hats 👚 Cover up with UV-protective clothing 🏖️ Avoid tanning beds Early prevention = lifelong protection. #SunSafe #SpotMelanoma #MelanomaMonday #SkinCancerPrevention

Anyone can get melanoma, but you're at higher risk if you: 🧴 Have fair skin or a history of sunburns 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Have a family history of skin cancer 🧬 Have many moles or atypical moles 🕶️ Spend lots of time in the sun or use tanning beds #MelanomaMonday #SpotMelanoma #GWCancerCenter

🔍 How to #SpotMelanoma Think ABCDE when checking your skin: ✅ Asymmetry ✅ Border irregularity ✅ Color variation ✅ Diameter over 6mm ✅ Evolving in shape, size, or color If you notice any of these, talk to your doctor! #SkinCheck #MelanomaAwareness #SpotMelanoma #MelanomaMonday

Today is Melanoma Monday! Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S.—and melanoma is the deadliest type. But here’s the good news: Melanoma is highly treatable when caught early. 👁️‍🗨️ Learn to #SpotMelanoma before it spreads. #MelanomaMonday #SkinCancerAwareness #GWCancerCenter

Did you know? Brain tumors account for about 1.3% of all cancers in the U.S., but they can be some of the most life-altering. Because the brain controls everything we do, even a small tumor can have a big impact. Let’s #ShineALight on the need for more research and better treatments. 🧠

May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month. Bladder cancer is one of the most common cancers in the U.S., but many people don’t know the signs. Early detection saves lives! 🚽 Common symptom? Blood in the urine—even once—should be checked out. #BladderCancerAwareness #GWCancerCenter

🧠 May is Brain Cancer Awareness Month. It's time to #ShineALight on one of the most complex and challenging forms of cancer. Join us this month as we share facts, stories, and ways you can make a difference. 💡 #GWCancerCenter #BrainCancerAwareness #ShineALight

Cancer is the 5th leading cause of death in this age group, behind only accidents, suicide, homicide, and heart disease. It’s the leading cause of death from disease among females in this age group, and is second only to heart disease among males. #GWCancerCenter #YACA

🌍 Today is World Health Day 2025 — a time to reflect, recharge, and recommit to a healthier future for all. 💙 Let’s work together to break barriers, promote wellness, and ensure everyone has access to the care they need. #WorldHealthDay #HealthForAll #WHDay2025

About 80,000 young adults aged 20 to 39 are diagnosed with cancer each year in the United States. Pay attention to unexpected symptoms and consult your healthcare provider if they're persistent. Early detection is key to better outcomes! #GWCancerCenter #YACA

It's Young Adult Cancer Awareness Week. The number of early-onset cancer cases is rising by 1% to 2% annually. Early diagnosis provides the best outcomes. If you're experiencing unexpected symptoms or have a family history of cancer, talk to your healthcare provider! #GWCancerCenter #YACA

Bleeding Changing bowel habits Abdominal pain Unexplained weight loss Weakness or fatigue These are some of the symptoms of rectal cancer. Call your provider if you're experiencing any of these. #GWCancerCenter #ColorectalCancerAwareness #YO-CRC

The incidence of young-onset colorectal cancer has been rising for two decades. Talk to your provider about screening options — it's never too late! #GWCancerCenter #ColorectalCancerAwareness #YO-CRC

Young-onset colorectal cancer is often diagnosed at more advanced stages. Make sure you get screened starting at age 45! #GWCancerCenter #ColorectalCancerAwareness #YO0CRC

March is Kidney Cancer Awareness Month. Here's what you need to know. #GWCancerCenter #KidneyCancerAwarenessMonth #kidneycancer sbee.link/mpbk9gtcad

Over 27,000 blue flags dot the National Mall to bring awareness to colorectal cancer. That number represents the people under 50 who are estimated to be diagnosed in 2030. Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers with regular screenings. Call your provider!

Congratulations to #GWDocs Rachel F. Brem, MD, Professor and Vice Chair of the GW Department of Radiology and Director of the GW Breast Imaging and Interventional Center at the GW Cancer Center for being among the Top 100 Women Honorees! sbee.link/v73fyd9k6a

You can change these statistics by getting screened starting at age 45! #GWCancerCenter #ColorectalCancerAwareness

FACTS ABOUT YOUNG-ONSET COLORECTAL CANCER Cases of young-onset colorectal cancer (YO-CRC) are increasing, but there's more to know about how this disease affects people under age 50. #GWCancerCenter #colorectalcancer #YO-CRC

Keep in mind that gallbladder cancer is rare. These symptoms are more likely to be caused by something like gallstones, which have many of these same symptoms. But call your doctor and make sure! sbee.link/j8rtcg3hbf

Does your cancer treatment impact your appetite? Here are ten tips from the National Cancer Institute to help manage a poor appetite and keep the nutrition goodness coming! sbee.link/6fnmt38vgw

GW Cancer Center member Lorien Abroms' research found that 22% of chatbot responses to questions about quitting smoking still contain misinformation. Read more about her research. sbee.link/jnq9be7xc4

Gallbladder and bile duct cancers are rare but can be aggressive. This month, we raise awareness, support those affected, and advocate for research and early detection. Together, we can make a difference! Learn more at the GW Cancer Center: sbee.link/hvrq84ybne #GWCancerCenter

At the GW Cancer Center, we focus on the patient as a whole. A person with cancer isn’t just their diagnosis—they have emotional, physical, and mental health needs that must be considered. Learn more about our multidisciplinary approach to cancer care. sbee.link/qyg4tcpbdw #WorldCancerDay

Each cancer diagnosis is a unique experience. At the GW Cancer Center, our treatments are patient-centered. By tailoring care to each person’s needs, we can improve outcomes and provide compassionate support along the way. Learn more about our multidisciplinary care. sbee.link/tfegq6j7ya

Learn about cervical cancer: what it is, the risk factors, and most importantly — how CERVICAL CANCER CAN BE PREVENTED. Watch the video now! sbee.link/jvnpht3yf7

Make your appointment today for a free mammogram! When breast cancer is detected at an early stage, it is more treatable, and the outcomes can be better! #mammogram #GWCancerCenter #BreastCareForWashington #BreastCancer

Take the pledge: Get screened, vaccinate, and spread awareness. Together, we can save lives. Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6 #CervicalCancer #GWCancerCenter #CancerScreenings #CervicalHealth

Myth: If I feel fine, I don’t need a PAP test. Fact: Early stages of cervical cancer rarely show symptoms. Screenings are lifesavers! Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6 #CervicalCancer #GWCancerCenter #CancerScreenings #HealthAwareness

Don’t wait for a symptom to appear. Prevention and early detection are your best weapons. Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6 #CervicalCancer #GWCancerCenter #CancerScreenings#HealthFirst

Meric Mericliler, MD, Joins the George Washington University Cancer Center as Hematologist-Oncologist Welcome, Dr. Mericliler! sbee.link/tkpc3jf9dr

You’re not alone: Thousands of women beat cervical cancer every year. Take action for your health today — schedule a checkup with your doctor. Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6 #CervicalCancer #GWCancerCenter #CancerScreenings

Protect yourself and your loved ones. Make sure the girls (and boys!) in your life get the HPV vaccine, starting as early as age 9. Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6 #CervicalCancer #GWCancerCenter #CancerScreenings

It's time to schedule your cancer screenings! Don't delay recommended age-appropriate cancer screenings — it's one of the very best health habits you can develop. Early detection leads to better outcomes. ##GWCancerCenter ##CancerScreenings ##EarlyDetection

Myth: Only older women get cervical cancer. Fact: It can affect women of all ages. Regular screenings are vital. Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. https://sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6 ##CervicalCancer ##GWCancerCenter ##CancerScreenings ##CervicalHealth

Myth: HPV only affects sexually active people. Fact: HPV is extremely common; almost everyone gets it at some point. Skin-to-skin contact alone can cause you to give or get HPV. Vaccination is crucial. Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6

Boost your immunity: A strong immune system is your best defense. Eat healthily, exercise, and sleep well. Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. https://sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6 ##CervicalCancer ##GWCancerCenter ##CancerScreenings ##Wellness

Now you know: The George Washington University has been recognized as a Skin Smart Campus by The National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention. Free campus sunscreen dispensers will be installed at key outdoor locations. Read all about it! https://sbee.link/tbf7rmjen9 ##GWU ##skincancerprevention

Cancer deaths are declining, but diagnoses are rising, especially among YOUNGER WOMEN - read the NPR story! ##GWCancerCenter ##Cancer ##NPR ##AmericanCancerSociety sbee.link/b96k43f8da

Use condoms during intercourse to reduce HPV transmission. Protect yourself and your partner. ❤️ Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. https://sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6 ##CervicalCancer ##GWCancerCenter ##HPVAwareness ##SafeSex

Get vaccinated! The HPV vaccine is safe, effective, and can protect you from high-risk HPV strains. Best for preteens but beneficial for many ages. Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. https://sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6 ##CervicalCancer ##GWCancerCenter ##HPVVaccine

Early cervical cancer often has no symptoms. Regular check-ups are critical for early detection. And that leads to better outcomes! Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. https://sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6 ##CervicalCancer ##GWCancerCenter ##CancerScreenings

Age Matters: Women aged 21-65 should get regular gynecological screenings. Guidelines may vary – consult your doctor for personalized advice. Learn about cervical cancer care at the GW Cancer Center. https://sbee.link/cmxbq4wfd6 ##CervicalCancer ##GWCancerCenter ##CancerScreenings