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Colorectal Cancer Alliance
@CCAlliance
The Colorectal Cancer Alliance is a national nonprofit fiercely dedicated to ending colorectal cancer within our lifetime. #TomorrowCantWait
Washington, DCccalliance.orgJoined July 2009

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Ladan’s symptoms started when she was 17 and progressively got worse. Eventually, she had a colonoscopy, and they found a tumor in her colon. “The Alliance gave me a glimmer of hope in those dark days.” Cancer has a mental toll just as much as a physical one. We're here to… Show more
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Finding accurate information and support should be easy, and BlueHQ helps with just that and more! 🙌 Create your free account at bluehq.org.
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To our patients and caregivers, if you are looking for support in your #coloncancer journey, BlueHQ has personalized resources, access to peer-communities, and answers to commonly asked questions. You can make an account and use the dashboard that is specially catered for you!
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“Colorectal cancer screening saves lives, and yet, millions of people are still not getting it done. Blood tests have the potential to change that. Offering patients a convenient and minimally invasive option for getting screened that can reach them where they are is a great step… Show more
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Millions of patients each year remain unscreened for #CRC. New data was presented at @DDWMeeting from our pivotal ECLIPSE study showcasing the performance of the Shield blood test to detect early-stage CRC. Read more: bit.ly/42lI5aU
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We are so grateful to everyone at who put on their favorite shade of blue to raise awareness of colorectal cancer on #DressInBlueDay.🙌 Your partnership and support mean the world to us! Together, we can end this disease.
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The final result was 349 photographs of 2,782 colleagues from all over the world! Thanks to the strong commitment to the cause, Olympus Corporation of the Americas (@olympusamericas) will donate $5000 to the Colorectal Cancer Alliance (@CCAlliance)
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"I had stage I colon cancer. My prognosis was good, but I know if I had waited longer to get checked, I could’ve faced metastatic cancer. That’s why it’s so important to get checked,” La Donya shares. Most people of average risk should start screening at age 45. Take a free quiz… Show more
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At 42, a single mom with two teenagers, and a high school teacher, PJ heard the news that changed her life—she had stage IIIb colorectal cancer. “I continued to teach through chemo and radiation and only took two weeks off of teaching after my surgery.” Two years later, PJ shows… Show more
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National Volunteer Week is a time to honor those who give their time and energy to help others. shares exactly why we love our volunteers at the Alliance and how we couldn’t do what we do without your tireless efforts to raise awareness and support the mission… Show more
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We are in the final hours to vote for LEAD FROM BEHIND to win two ! Every vote matters, so please vote and share it with your friends and family. Vote here 👉 bit.ly/LFBWebby-Video and here👉 bit.ly/LFBWebby-Social
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Voting for the Webby Awards ends tomorrow! Please vote for @LeadFromBehind in the Video and Social - Public Service & Activism categories! @VancityReynolds @RMcElhenney Video: bit.ly/LFBWebby-Video Social: bit.ly/LFBWebby-Social
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Why does Elizabeth volunteer at the Colorectal Cancer Alliance? Because she wants to make a difference. Our volunteers are passionate about raising awareness, providing support, and finding a cure for this disease. On #VolunteerRecognitionDay, we're proud to showcase our… Show more
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If you're attending #AACR23, check out the "Multi-Cancer Early Detection Assays: Early Detection Versus Early Distraction" abstract session in Room W315 to listen to Alliance's Senior Manager of Medical Advocacy & Community Engagement on the panel starting… Show more
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#MCED assays hold great promise to revolutionize the early detection of cancer. However, many questions remain on how to best demonstrate benefit and incorporate these assays into the clinic. Join this #AACR23 session featuring Alliance's Senior Manager of Medical Advocacy &… Show more
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As part of the “Advocacy Organizations as Critical Players in the Research Ecosystem” PowerPoint session, Alliance’s Senior Manager of Medical Advocacy & Community Engagement and Senior Director of Research & Medical Affairs David Fenstermacher talk about… Show more
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Great information from @coloncancergal & Dr. Fenstermacher of the @CCAlliance on their Never Too Young survey. The results showed all the unmet needs of early onset #colorectalcancer partiebrs and what they are doing with that information now! #AACR23 #AACRSSP
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Stop by the poster session at #AACR23 to hear about the Alliance’s abstract — Advocacy organizations as critical players in the research ecosystem: A case study in the value and use of real world-evidence. Location: Section 26 Poster Board Number: 6
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Have you voted for yet? We are nominated for two in the Video and Social - Public Service & Activism categories! Show your support and vote👉bit.ly/LFBWebby-Social
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Asking a favor (or 2). Please vote for Lead From Behind in the Video and Social Categories and put CRC in the rear view mirror! TIA Your Vote Counts in the Webby Awards ccalliance.org/blog/get-invol via @ccalliance
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The Blue Hope Bash Chicago on May 11 is a night of hope, remembrance, & determination. For co-host Dawn, it is a chance to honor her sister Jean who passed away from stage IV colon cancer at 39. Read more of her story & why this event means so much to her.
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