1 in 2 men,
1 in 2 women,
1 in 330 children...
will have cancer in their lifetime.
According to American cancer society statistics, 96% of most cancers are curable if detected early and treated before spreading.(1)
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Implement the 5-step plan to
CANCER
Step 1:
Signs & Symptoms
To monitor yourself for early cancer detection, you must know the cancer signs and symptoms. A listing of the various signs and symptoms are just a click away.
Step 2:
Body Monitoring
Cancer grows 24/7. Therefore, you must monitor your body to detect any abnormality between regular doctor visits or screenings. The tools and methods are described in this section.
Step 3:
Family History
Knowing and charting your family medical history will help your medical team as they develop a long-term wellness program suited to your unique needs.
Step 4:
Medical Team
Cancer is not self-healing. Therefore, when spotting a cancer sign or symptom, consider it a red flag that should cause you to consult your medical team immediately to determine if it is cancer or another illness.
Step 5:
Screening & Testing
Not all cancer signs and symptoms are visible. You should establish specific times for the various cancer screening and tests with your medical team.
What does wearing a seatbelt
have to do with cancer?
A regular body monitoring habit is same as a seatbelt habit… Check out video as to why.
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