World Cancer Day, observed on February 4 and established by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) in 2000, aims to raise awareness and reduce the global impact of cancer through education and action
Why is World Cancer Day Celebrated?World Cancer Day aims to reduce cancer deaths, improve treatment accessibility, and raise awareness about early detection and prevention
Mission Behind World Cancer DayThis day focuses on eliminating stigma, educating people about risk factors, and pushing for better healthcare policies worldwide
Global Support & NGOs Fighting CancerOrganizations like WHO, UICC, and NGOs work tirelessly for better cancer treatment facilities
Role of Governments in Cancer PreventionGovernments worldwide invest in screening programs, and awareness campaigns to combat cancer at all levels
Restricted Things to Avoid for Cancer PreventionSay no to tobacco, excessive alcohol, processed foods, and an inactive lifestyle, as these significantly increase cancer risk
Importance of Regular Check-UpsEarly detection through routine screenings can save lives by ensuring timely diagnosis and treatment
Role of Nutrition in Cancer PreventionA balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and antioxidants can lower the risk of many cancers
Government Facilities for Cancer PatientsMany governments offer free cancer screenings, subsidized treatments, and financial aid for patients in need
Advancements in Cancer TreatmentBreakthroughs in targeted therapy, gene editing, and AI-driven treatments are improving survival rates