👟 Last weekend, Lamprell proudly participated in the 4th Relay For Life… | Lamprell (2025)

Sarcoma Awareness Month is celebrated in July to raise awareness of sarcoma. The theme for Sarcoma Awareness month is “Raising Awareness to Create Survivors”. This month is the perfect opportunity to pay tribute to those who have been impacted by sarcoma and to advocate for the needs of those who live with sarcoma each and every day. Wear Yellow Day is held on July 12th to encourage everyone to wear yellow to show support for sarcoma patients and their families. On this day, the whole family, even pets, can don their yellow for sarcoma awareness. If you dress up, make sure to share photos using the hashtag #WearYellowDay. July 26th is when you Light Up for Sarcoma, by illuminating various monuments and buildings. Sarcoma is a type of cancer that forms in the body’s tissues that connect, surround, or support other structures, with more than 70 varieties. This cancer can negatively impact vessels, blood, fat, muscle, the lining of the joints, and tendons. When fighting this cancer, you will be faced with many life-changing decisions, and we are here to support you in this journey. #SarcomaAwarenessMonth #WearYellowDay #FightingTheBattle #Doctor’sChoiceCaresAboutSarcoma

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Did you know? While the majority of the children in our program are between the ages of 4 and 8 years old, the average age of a child in our program is just 10 1/2 years old: A 5th grader, excited for their future, now facing a terrifying diagnosis.While this graph might just look like numbers, every single number represents a child in North or South Carolina who is on the toughest journey of their life. We're here for every one of them, but we can't do it alone. To learn more about Children's Cancer Partners, our mission, how we help, and what we do, please visit https://lnkd.in/eWrE_gd2 today!

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Launched this week – VOICES of Black Women — a pivotal long-term study led by the American Cancer Society to better understand how and why Black women are disproportionately impacted by health conditions like cancer. The study will focus on the lived experiences of Black women so that we can strive for enhanced health outcomes for generations to come. I am committed to supporting the American Cancer Society’s vision to END cancer as we know it, for everyone. Learn more and join the study at https://voices.cancer.org/

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“‘You have cancer.’ This year, more than 2 million Americans will hear these three life-changing words. Yet, while a cancer diagnosis can change everything, so can … hope.” City of Hope CEO expressed this powerful messagein an Open Letter of Hope in the Wall Street Journal and LA Times,and highlighted the amazing work the team at City of Hope is doing to make leading research and expert care available to more people. Read the full letter here. https://lnkd.in/gPHm7XNE

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#JanuaryisCervicalCancerAwarenessMonth! Let's make a meaningful action to control and end cervical cancer. Follow EMeWA for more Facts, Tips, prevention, Screening and Treatment options. #EMeWA#Cervical cancer#prevent#screen#educate#treatment#Ethiopian Medical Women's Association

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Have we gone too far in protecting our kids from setbacks?This episode, brought to you by Keyin College, features Geoff Eaton, Founder of Young Adult Cancer Canada, as he discusses the need for resilience and the benefits of taking risks.Watch the full episode here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eF8VFHa4

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We are thrilled to announce that our long-term collaboration with the Kalida Foundation has been extended through 2025! This partnership has been invaluable in helping us deepen our understanding of what it takes to create a welcoming and supportive environment for patients and their families. Together, we are also joining efforts to expand access to comprehensive cancer centers across Spain.Below, you’ll find a video featuring Joan Reventós, the Director of the Fundación Kālida, where he shares more about Kalida’s mission and the vital role their center plays in supporting individuals on their cancer journey. He also highlights the significance of our collaboration over the past year. Together, we remain committed to fostering environments that provide the care, compassion, and support patients and their families need.#Partnerships #CancerSupport #CompassionateCare #CancerPatient #integrativeHealth Càndida Castillo

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How exciting it is to see we have over 18,000 followers!In lieu of using this as a platform to promote ourselves, we’d love to shine the light on people living with rare and less common cancers in Australia.Imagine finding out you have a cancer so rare that there’s no information, education or treatment out there for you to understand your disease or improve your chances of living?If you know anyone who needs support, Rare Cancers Australia is a not-for-profit organisation whose purpose is to improve the lives and health outcomes of all people living with rare or less common cancers. So that no one feels alone and everyone is given the best possible chance to survive cancer. If you would like to increase the chances for these patients to gain access to non-funded treatment, follow this link - https://lnkd.in/gcv-2ZhZTo our 18,000 followers, please do like, share or repost to extend support for these patients. Remember, these patients are someone’s child, sibling, parent or friend. We can all contribute to making a difference.

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latest animation I did for Telix. had so much fun bringing this to life! (how cute are the illustrations!!) #animation #motiondesign #motiondesigner #melbournemotiondesigner #2d #aftereffects

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During this week, dedicated to raising awareness of #HeadAndNeckCancer, we want to extend our support to all those fighting this disease, survivors, and the families who selflessly support their loved ones through these challenges. You are not alone!#HeadAndNeckCancer is the seventh most common cancer worldwide. I’d like to raise the attention to this issue, especially knowing it is possible to reduce the burden of the disease through early detection. Recognizing the signs, such as persistent sore throat, difficulty swallowing, unexplained weight loss and voice changes - can make all the difference.We at #Merck are committed to advancing research, providing support, and spreading knowledge to fight this together!Are you with us? #MakeSenseCampaign #HeadAndNeckCancer #EmbracingCarers

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