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History Of The
Day
World Cancer Day was established
on February 4, 2000, at the World
Cancer Summit Against Cancer for
the New Millennium, held in Paris.
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Who Started Cancer Day?
An article establishes the anniversary of the document’s official signing as World
Cancer Day was signed at the Summit by the then General Director of UNESCO,
Kōichirō Matsuura.
Official Colors Of The Day
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The official colors of World
Cancer Day are blue and
orange.
Orange Blue
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Why Do We
Celebrate Cancer
Day?
The purpose of the UICC is to help
the World Cancer Declaration. The
primary purpose of observing this
day is to reduce the number of
cancer patients and to reduce the
death rate causing due to it.
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World Cancer
Day Traditions
In some places, World Cancer Day is
determined by a parade or a local
fund-raising event, such as a walk, a
gala, a concert, or an auction. In
addition, some countries air special
television broadcasts or radio prog.
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Why World
Cancer Day Is
Important
One-third of the most familiar cancers
can be prevented.
Cancer does have warning signs.
Talking about cancer can help everyone
heal
Significance
Of World
Cancer Day
World Cancer Day desires to
prevent millions of casualties
annually by raising
awareness and education
about cancer and pressing
governments and individuals
worldwide to take action
against the disease.
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“You can be a victim of cancer or a
survivor of cancer. It’s a mindset.”
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The Definition Of
Cancer
Cancer is when some of the body's
cells grow uncontrollably and spread
to additional parts. Cancer can start
almost anywhere in the human body,
consisting of trillions of cells.
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Symptoms
Of
Cancer
Fatigue.
Lump or location of thickening that can
be felt under the skin.
Weight changes, gain, or unintended
loss.
Skin changes, darkening, or redness of
the skin, such as yellowing, sores that
won't heal, or changes to existing moles.
Changes in bowel or bladder habits.
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Symptoms
Of
Cancer
Persistent cough or trouble breathing.
Difficulty swallowing.
Hoarseness.
Persistent indigestion or discomfort after
eating.
Constant, unexplained joint pain or
muscle.
Persistent, unexplained fevers or night
sweats.
Unexplained bleeding or bruising.
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What Does TNM
Stand For? Each aspect of TNM is termed
as a category:
T category describes the
primary tumor site and
size
N category represents the
regional lymph
node involvement
M category represents the
presence or otherwise of
distant metastatic spread
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How To Prevent
Cancer
Don't use tobacco.
Eat a healthy diet.
Maintain a healthful weight and be
physically active.
Protect yourself from the sun.
Get vaccinated.
Avoid risky behaviors.
Get regular medical care.
World Cancer Day Timeline
February
4, 2000
World
Cancer Day
Declared
2007
Better
Facilitation
2015
Not Beyond
Us
2019
Lighting for
Change
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World Cancer Day Dates
Year
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
Date
February 4
February 4
February 4
February 4
February 4
Day
Saturday
Sunday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
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5 Key Facts About
Cancer
It has a staggering death toll rate.
It can be prevented.
It is a significant cause of death.
Income is a factor
It doesn’t just physically take its toll.
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Conclusion
A plan for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer is a key component of
any overall cancer control plan. Its main goal is to cure cancer patients
or prolong their life considerably, ensuring a good quality of life.