A new study confirms that e-cigarettes are harmful to teenagers and urges adolescents to stop putting their health at risk. Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are battery-powered devices regularly used as a more healthful alternative to regular cigarettes…
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Educational campaigns are needed to alert clinicians and the general public about the rise in CRC incidence and the importance of healthier eating and more active lifestyles to try to reverse the trend, explains Rebecca L. Siegel, MPH.
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We found a great story about how a middle school in Iowa is raising cancer awareness this month. Since cancer can affect so many of us, we hope to see many more efforts in the future of schools raising awareness so early.
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A cure for cancer must be found! Until a cure is found, C3 For Change believes education is currently the key to treating and preventing cancer. To succeed in our mission, we need your help. The countless number of innocent children affected by cancer need your help.
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February is National Cancer Prevention Month. Please join C3 For Change in supporting important efforts to prevent cancer. It is so important to better understand the many factors which can cause cancer. Did you know there are ways to decrease the risk of developing certain types of cancer. Here is some very helpful knowledge about how to decrease the number of people diagnosed with cancer each year.
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C3 would like to give a HUGE shout out to Sue Kimmel and Marjorie Winston for their recent gifts to C3. Your contributions will help us provide support services for people with cancer …
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C3 for Change is all about Coins Curing Cancer! Collectively there is just about a billion dollars in loose change scattered around American’s homes. So put your cents to good use and donate today.
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January is Cervical Health Awareness Month, and C3 For Change wants you to know that there’s a lot you can do to prevent cervical cancer. Each year, more than 11,000 women in the United States get cervical cancer.
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Every year it’s the same thing, eat better, exercise, etc … Sometimes you get in a groove and keep it up for a month or two if you’re lucky. I’ll be honest, I lasted about four days this year …
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