Even if you have no symptoms, age 45 is the time to start regular #ColorectalCancer screenings. Learn more about screening options: bit.ly/3LWTjfo

Boys need #HPV vaccine, too. HPV infection causes #cancer in men and women. Find out what age to get them vaccinated. bit.ly/3yEjVyH

Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection causes #cancer in men and women. The #HPV vaccine can prevent most of these cancers, which is why routine vaccination at age 11 or 12 years is recommended. Find out more about HPV vaccination recommendations: bit.ly/3OetNlE

Parents: #CDC recommends HPV vaccination for preteens aged 11 to 12 years. You can start getting the two-dose vaccine as early as age 9. HPV #vaccine is also recommended for anyone 11-26 years old who has not been vaccinated. More on #HPV vaccination: bit.ly/3v6YEYm

#DYK? UV rays are strongest from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. during daylight saving time. Reduce sun exposure by planning your next outdoor activity for the morning, late afternoon, or evening. bit.ly/3QOP48R #SunSafety

Talk to your doctor if you notice changes in your skin such as a new growth, a sore that doesn't heal, a change in a mole, or any of the ABCDEs of melanoma. Learn the symptoms of #SkinCancer: bit.ly/46tSowK

September is Gynecological #Cancer Awareness Month. #CervicalCancer survivor Ana recalls in this animated video: “I had one question, but I was too afraid to ask it: ‘Am I gonna die?’”. Watch to see if she found the courage to ask? bit.ly/3xbVUvG

Are you dealing with #anxiety and #stress as a #CancerSurvivor? In our simulation, you can chat with Linda, a #cancer survivor, as she discusses the stresses and concerns common to cancer #survivors and how to find support: youtube.com/watch?v=N-R8xg…

Ovarian #cancer may cause warning signs such as vaginal bleeding after menopause. Know your body and talk to your doctor if anything changes. Learn the symptoms of #OvarianCancer: bit.ly/3T9u9yk #OvarianCancerAwarenessMonth

#DYK having a #BRCA gene mutation increases your risk of developing both breast and #OvarianCancers? Be proactive about your health. bit.ly/4dO3G1A

If certain #cancers run in your family, you may have a higher risk of breast and #OvarianCancer risk. Talk to your family about their #cancer history so you can understand—and start managing—your risk. Get started: bit.ly/4cff0Dd

Registration for the free virtual National Healthy Aging Symposium hosted by Health.gov & TFAH is open! Learn about the latest research and best practices for improving the lives of #OlderAdults. Register today: bit.ly/3SGnhbA #HealthyAging2024

A new #CDC study examined #LungCancer rates in 2020 and the possible impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Decreased diagnosis rates may be due to health care challenges that may have affected certain groups more than others. Read the CDC & Annals of Epidemiology report: bit.ly/3MoF9UH

More people die from #LungCancer than any other #cancer. Learn about the symptoms, risk factors, screening, and treatment: bit.ly/3XuijBq

September is #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth Which groups of men are at a higher risk for prostate #cancer? Find out the risk factors: bit.ly/3Vlyekj

Different people have different symptoms of #ProstateCancer. Some men do not have symptoms at all. For #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth learn more about the common symptoms of prostate #cancer: bit.ly/3RbM0DJ

#Men: Deciding to get screened for #ProstateCancer can be complicated. Nathan is an interactive way to ask questions about screening and treatment. Chat with Nathan and be prepared for a conversation with your doctor. bit.ly/3X1WsBl #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth

September is #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth. Although #cancer in children is rare compared with cancers typically diagnosed in adults, it is still the leading cause of death from disease in this age group. Learn about pediatric and young adult cancers: bit.ly/4gdddAW

The Data Visualizations tool is easier to use. Create presentation-ready graphics, explore #cancer data – including childhood #cancers, and more. bit.ly/3Zcv1Gc U.S. #Cancer Statistics is the official federal cancer statistics with comprehensive #US coverage.

Cancer prevention should start early! Here are four ways to lower your children's risk of getting #cancer later in life: bit.ly/3xv7sNC #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth