World Cancer Day in 2021

Today is World Cancer Day. Please consider making a donation to our Relay for Life Team (MAST Relay). We continue to fight this devastating disease and search for a cure to honor the memory of those who have lost their life and those still fighting. https://t.co/g0uNijFeLe https://t.co/DmwFZOS34a

— NHSJMMA (@NHSJMMA612) February 4, 2021

Today is World Cancer Day, a day to honor all who’ve fought this fight and to reach out to their families. I’ve lost two friends to cancer in recent years. And have watched many other friends and family go through it. Let’s lift up all who’ve walked this path. #WorldCancerDay https://t.co/Lj5dbUgU8o

— Melanie Glinsmann (@MelanieG_Writer) February 4, 2021

Today is World Cancer Day. This is my mother. A bowel cancer survivor. Her first words when she woke up from her op were “ You drive too fast and when are you getting married ? “ That was over 20 years ago and my driving is definitely slower..... #worldcancerday #mother #survivor https://t.co/O49Tt41e2B

— Wattie Cheung (@wats67) February 4, 2021

World cancer day today, it also marks 18 months since Sophie was diagnosed with Leukemia. 11 months left to go. #worldcancerday2021 https://t.co/hS4pupse7J

— rob gamble (@robdgamble) February 4, 2021

@WrkinStdntProbs I have cancer & today on World-Cancer-Day I literally posted on facebook something like this. 1. Thanks to the scientist & drs who have kept me alive until now 2. MYTHS 👉 no make believe deity helped me. No snake oils man on youtube chanted, meditated, breathed in a special way https://t.co/UaYxiJ6JIJ

— Covid & Cancer Survivor #WearAMask #SocialDistance (@thetalentguru) February 5, 2021

@BillieJeanKing Thank you BJK. Such kind words. ❤️ Today is meaningful to so many of us with cancer and those who have taken care of us, family and friends. And I give extra love today to those who have passed. World Cancer Day. Let’s all embrace it. https://t.co/lD2D6h8bx7

— Tammy R. Blackburn (@TBlackburn25) February 4, 2021

Today is World Cancer Day - a day we celebrate those who are on the frontlines fighting cancer & those who are brave in overcoming it. We especially want to give a shout out to our friends over at @louisianacancer for tirelessly fighting for the people of Louisiana. https://t.co/I2TbQ7nj4w

— LSU Public Health (@LSUPublicHealth) February 4, 2021