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Prevent Cancer promotes men’s health for Movember

Yesterday mustaches were the “norm” at Virginia Theological Seminary. Prevent Cancer staff members spent the afternoon at Men’s Health Day in Scott Lounge, educating attendees…

The Prevent Cancer Fantasy Football Challenge

On Wednesday November 6, friends, family and colleagues gathered at the Bayou in Georgetown to participate in the third annual draft night fundraiser for the…

What’s new with Dialogue and why should YOU attend?

Dialogue for Action™: Right-Sizing Cancer Screening March 20 – 21, 2014 (Pre-conference Sessions on March 19) Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel It’s time to start thinking…

STOP IT!

Stop what, you ask? Stop cancer! Each year, more than 1.6 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer and more than 580,000 will die from…

#GivingTuesday: Changing the world at the click of a mouse

Some say that we are living in an age without dinner conversation. Teenagers and twenty-somethings snapchat, tweet and text at the table and our Twitter…

Save the date – Annual spring gala “Graceful, Gracious Japan” on March 7, 2014

We are excited to invite you to save the date for the twentieth annual Prevent Cancer Foundation Spring Gala on Friday, March 7, 2014 at…

Fran Drescher and leading scientists discuss environmental risks and women’s cancers

It is said that laughter is the best medicine. Although actress Fran Drescher has done her share of healing over the years in her role…

Community-level breast cancer screening and education support

What do the song and dance number “We’re off to get a Mammogram”, a breast health education curriculum for Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender communities, and…

Community grantee spotlight: Cancer prevention on the Standing Rock Reservation

Prevent Cancer has been making a difference in American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities since 2007 through grants that support powwows, traditional food guides…

Q&A with Peter Schenk, LifeSpan Fitness Owner and President

One thousand and five hundred walkers and runners and 112 volunteers made this year’s Prevent Cancer 5k the most successful yet – but not without…