World Cancer Day in 2021

Today is World Cancer Day. On average 15 people hear the words “you have cancer” every day in Saskatchewan. Cancer touches everyone. But along with our partner the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency we want you to know there is hope. Find out more: https://t.co/Ci9nEZTnoX @SaskCancer https://t.co/iukJcCCVpw

— Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan (@cancerfdnsask) February 4, 2021

Today marks World Cancer Day. Advances in cancer research bring us closer to understanding the disease better. To highlight amazing cancer research, Zainab Hakim was awarded the Devon Top Intermediate Award in 2019 for her project "MNP Hyperthermia in GBM Cancer Treatment" https://t.co/O1Q8zJGlYI

— YYC Science Fair (@ScienceFairCYSF) February 5, 2021

It’s estimated that 30.2 million new cancer cases will be diagnosed worldwide in 2040. Of these new cases, an estimated 1.9 million – approximately 6 percent – will be blood cancers. Today on #WorldCancerDay, you can help #CancelBloodCancer >> https://t.co/TCJOvCnp9p https://t.co/ENBgHey3fz

— The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (@LLSusa) February 4, 2021

Today is #WorldCancerDay, a day for people across the world to unite to raise awareness and take action – a day to honour and remember everyone affected by cancer. Learn how you can support those affected by #cancer here: https://t.co/DpZXKxrZd2

— St.John Ambulance ON (@SJAOntario) February 4, 2021

Today is World Cancer Day. Nothing is more important than getting oneself tested. The bravery of many cancer patients is testimony to the fact that this disease CAN be fought. If we have the will. A salute to all oh healthcare workers🙏

— SUHEL SETH (@Suhelseth) February 4, 2021

Today is world Cancer Day. I’ve had many friend and family members who have struggled with cancer. To those who are fighting you are not alone. Together through advocacy, research and scientific progress we can turn this dream of a world without cancer into a reality. https://t.co/qYV3CDLsyM

— Jasraj Singh Hallan (@jasrajshallan) February 4, 2021

English version of the article updated on 7:54pm Breast cancer and Cancer Day in Maltese both equal to 144,54 79 new cases, 144 new recoveries in Malta today. Everolimus costs 3000 per month. 330 days left in the year. https://t.co/nfc3vTh5A9 https://t.co/4sMn8CfSJm

— 173,56,232,88 Learn gematria to guess my name ;) (@NumberLanguage) February 4, 2021