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2017 Oregon Healthcare Policy Breakfast

... the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN), the advocacy affiliate of the American Cancer Society will host their annual Oregon Health Care Policy Breakfast, a premiere event that brings together leaders from the business, education, government and research communities. This ...

ACS CAN Alaska's 2019 Policy Forum & Community Engagement Event

... goal is to learn about local successes and identify what we can do next as Alaskans to reduce the effects of chronic disease on our economy and health care system. Why Healthy Eating and Active Living? After tobacco use, diet and physical activity are the leading risk factors for cancer in our ...

Lights of Hope at the Capitol

... - from increasing funding for lifesaving cancer research to ensuring all Americans in every community have access to quality, affordable cancer care. This year will be truly special as we celebrate ACS CAN's 20th Anniversary. The Lights of Hope display will be open to the public ... of Pediatrics in the Division of Hematology, Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplant at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. He is presently the Director of Clinical Innovation for the UW Forward BIO Institute. He is an American Cancer Society Research Scholar and ...

ACS CAN Idaho Volunteer Training & Cancer Action Day

... from across our state in the fight for legislative solutions to prevent and treat cancer. This year our focus will be on access to care and tobacco prevention funding. These legislative priorities will contribute to reducing health equity gaps exisiting in Idaho.  By meeting with your lawmakers, you will help protect the lives of thousands of families across our state. ... Manager, at [email protected] ________________________________________________________________ Covid-19 Event Guidance:   The health and safety of all our guests and participants is our number one goal. Please see below for important details which will continue to be ...

2022 ACS CAN North Dakota Policy Power Hours

... to be a lively and insightful event. Our policy presentation will spotlight the impact of the Cancer Moonshot and cancer research on patient care in North Dakota. This event is open to all survivors, caregivers, advocates, researchers, medical staff, lawmakers, and whomever is moved by ... the 2022 ACS CAN North Dakota Policy Power Hour might look different this year but our passion and commitment to fight cancer is unchanged. The health and safety of all our guests and participants is our number one goal. Please see below for important details which will continue to be ... sick or have been recently exposed to someone who recently tested positive for COVID-19, you should stay home. People who have underlying health conditions or taking medications that weaken the immune system, should talk to their healthcare provider before attending large gatherings. ...

2019 Southwest Ohio Policy Forum

... and early detection, increasing cancer research funding, enhancing quality of life from diagnosis to survivorship, and improving access to health coverage, ACS CAN protects the needs of patients and families, working to ensure that everyone has access to the care they need to prevent, detect and fight cancer. Cancer research advancements offer hope to the millions of people who face cancer, which is why ...

ACS CAN South Dakota Suits and Sneakers Day at the Capitol

... everything you will need to be successful. All you need is passion to make an impact in the fight against cancer and advocating for access to care for all South Dakotans. We are getting back to basics with this an evening dinner on February 28th ahead of the Suits and Sneakers Day at the ... Manager, at  k [email protected] ________________________________________________________________ Covid-19 Event Guidance:   The health and safety of all our guests and participants is our number one goal. Please see below for important details which will continue to be ... sick or have been recently exposed to someone who recently tested positive for COVID-19, you should stay home. People who have underlying health conditions or taking medications that weaken the immune system, should talk to their healthcare provider before attending large ...

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