Drinking alcohol can increase your risk of several types of cancer—and the more you drink (especially if you drink regularly over time), the more you increase your risk of developing alcohol-associated cancer. 🧵1/2

ICYMI: A bipartisan group of lawmakers, led by Rep. Max Miller (Ohio), introduced a resolution recognizing April as Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month. 🧵1/3

Apply for a @preventcancer.org Impact Grant! By advancing research for cancers without current U.S. guideline-recommended screening methods, and supporting rural organizations doing critical work in their communities, we can achieve better health outcomes for all.

What a great evening in celebration of the progress made in advancing cancer prevention & early detection—and all that’s to come! Learn more about Congressional Families: preventcancer.org/education-ou...

Martha Hill, member of the @preventcancer.org Congressional Families Program and spouse of Rep. French Hill, gave an update on her work with @uamshealth.bsky.social.

Dr. Candace Johnson, President/CEO of @roswellpark.bsky.social, accepted the Visionary Award. Congratulations to Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center!

Katie Kennedy, member of the @preventcancer.org #CongressionalFamilies Program and spouse of Rep. Tim Kennedy, introduces the recipient of this year’s Carolyn “Bo” Aldigé Visionary Award.

"Not all cancers can be prevented or detected early—yet; but we can take what we know about reducing our risk and putting that into action.” - Jody Hoyos, @preventcancer.org CEO on the importance of raising awareness for cancer prevention and early detection.

Executive Director of the #CongressionalFamiliesProgram Lisa McGovern welcomes the honorees, members of Congress, partners and other attendees to this year’s reception.

We're excited to celebrate Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month at the #CongressionalFamilies Program’s Spring Reception tonight on Capitol Hill!

@preventcancer.org CEO Jody Hoyos recently spoke with NCODA about the importance of cancer prevention and early detection within cancer care, emphasizing the need to expand access to knowledge on routine screenings. 🧵1/2

Does running cause cancer? No, but running extreme distances frequently may be tied to an increased risk of colorectal cancer. 🧵1/3

Life gets busy and when it comes to the appointments you need to prioritize your health, it can be hard to remember to schedule them—but it doesn’t have to be. 🧵1/2

Explore the entangled lives of two families across thirty years in As Dusk Falls. The Humble 15 Golden Tales bundle supports @preventcancer.org | https://bit.ly/4sppgji

Cancer—a word that can carry anger, sadness, frustration and also confusion. We want to share openly what cancer can mean for different people. Check out a few common myths and what we have to say about them: preventcancer.org/article/comm...

#PreventCancerDialogue 2026 is less than one month away! Don’t forget to register to learn more about innovation at the community level, using AI to address patient care, current trends in cancer prevention and so much more. web.cvent.com/event/7cf87d...

April is Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month! Routine screenings can lead to #BetterOutcomes for your health—that means more treatment options, more healthy days ahead and more time with the people you love. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Ob5VAP @preventcancer.org#BetterOutcomes

@preventcancer.org’s 2027 Impact Grants cycle is now open! This cycle is focused on addressing critical gaps that limit early detection, as we remain committed to funding research & community projects dedicated to advancing cancer prevention & early detection. 🧵1/2

‪We loved seeing everyone get their green on last week! Thank you to all who participated and spread awareness about the importance of cancer prevention and early detection. 💚

Thank you for a great day filled with GREEN and GIVING. 💚 Your support was the key to ensuring we can honor our commitment to cancer prevention & early detection.

Time is running out to donate! Your support on Giving Day can unlock cancer prevention and early detection research, education, outreach and advocacy—creating a healthier future for all. Make prevention possible today: preventcancer.org?bbFormId=ac9...

#GetYourGreenOn today, April 10, for cancer prevention & early detection! We’re wearing green to spread the word that Early Detection = Better Outcomes. Tag @preventcancer.org in your photos and let us know why you’re wearing green.💚

Today is @preventcancer.org’s annual Giving Day—and we need YOU to help us unlock the solutions to tackle every cancer for every community.

Don’t miss out—tomorrow is Giving Day! We’re unlocking a future beyond cancer, and we can’t do it without your support. You hold the key. Donate now: preventcancer.org/giving

Get cancer prevention and early detection information at your fingertips! Check out our resource hub for everything from screening checklists to guides on genetic testing. Learn more today (in English and Spanish!): preventcancer.org/prevention-s...

The @preventcancer.org 2026 Early Detection Survey results are here! What’s changed over the past year? And why are people behind on screenings? Dive into top stats and explore what we’ve learned about routine cancer screening behaviors: preventcancer.org/survey

If you’re unsure about what routine cancer screenings you need, @preventcancer.org has got your covered! Get personalized results emailed straight to you in less than a minute so you can stay on top of your health and ahead of cancer: preventcancer.org/quiz

This Friday, April 10 is #GetYourGreenOn Day! Wear green to spread awareness about cancer prevention & early detection. Don’t forget to snap a photo & share it with #GetYourGreenOn to encourage everyone to take charge of their health! 💚

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation can cause damage that increases your risk of skin cancer—so should you be worried about the UV nail lamps used at nail salons? 🧵1/2

Our annual Giving Day is just one week away. You hold the key to help us unlock the next breakthrough in cancer prevention and keep cancer research funded. Thanks to a generous donor, your gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $25,000!

You can join in on the action and get involved all month long for Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month! Here are a few ways you can participate:

We are celebrating Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month! Throughout April, we’re spreading awareness about cancer prevention and early detection tools you can use.

Hot dogs, bacon, deli meats and other processed meats are a staple in some people’s diets. But because these foods can increase your risk of colorectal cancer, we want you to have the facts to reduce your risk while still enjoying a balanced, satisfying diet. 🧵1/2

In recent media interviews, Olivia Munn has been raising awareness for breast cancer early detection. Munn was diagnosed with stage I bilateral breast cancer with no symptoms, no family history & no warning signs after taking the Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool (BCRAT).🧵1/3

Do you really need 10,000 steps every day? While there is no official “magic number,” incorporating more movement and exercise into your daily routine is proven to benefit your health and reduce your cancer risk. 🧵1/2

April 10 is @preventcancer.org’s annual Giving Day! Your support is the key to unlocking resources for every cancer, every community.

Jacqueline Wendel knew she was at increased risk for cancer because of her family history of Lynch syndrome. So when she started experiencing symptoms, she pushed for answers and got one: She was diagnosed with uterine cancer. 🧵1/3

Jenny McCann was diagnosed with rectal cancer at age 39—with no family history, no major risk factors and no other signs besides some blood in her stool. 🧵1/3

One of @preventcancer.org’s own, Lisa Berry Edwards, had high levels of radon in her house—but why does that matter? Radon is an invisible gas released from the soil that can build up in your home and is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking.

What’s the difference between colon and rectal cancer—and what do they have to do with colorectal cancer? Understanding which is which can help you be prepared when reading materials, doing research or talking to your doctor. 🧵1/3

Did you know that heart health and cancer prevention go hand in hand? Here are some tips to help you prevent a heart attack and lower your risk of heart disease, while also preventing cancer. ⬇️

Congratulations on yet another amazing event, #FrostFatales! 💚

Bipartisan members of @preventcancer.org ’s #CongressionalFamilies program, led by Lisa McGovern, gathered on Capitol Hill yesterday to deliver “kiss colorectal cancer goodbye” awareness bags with chocolate kisses & 💩 keychains for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.

You never forget your first time...getting a colonoscopy, that is! Whether you’re anxious about the procedure, curious about the details or want to learn how to prepare, @preventcancer.org’s own Sarah Mahoney walks through what to expect from prep to procedure to post-recovery.

The link between colorectal cancer and dietary choices is one of the best studied areas of research in cancer prevention. So, what foods should you avoid? 🧵1/3

Trips to the doctor can cause anxiety or discomfort for some people—but it doesn’t have to! We’re here to help answer some of those questions that women might be hesitant to ask their OB-GYNs about Pap smears: 🧵1/2

In 2024, @preventcancer.org’s own Henry Woodside underwent a colonoscopy to screen for colorectal cancer. Read more on Henry’s experience with preparations, finding two polyps and sharing his story with the people he cares about: preventcancer.org/article/firs...

Allan Houston understands the power of early detection on a personal level after watching his father fight and survive prostate cancer—then facing the very same diagnosis 13 years later. 🧵1/3

What happens when you need to get screened before the recommended screening age? Because of Caitlin’s family history of colorectal cancer, she got her colonoscopy before she turned 45, the usual age to start. 🧵1/2

Good luck to all the speedrunners this week! Cheering you on, @gamesdonequick.com @framefatales.com 💚