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Cancer Prevention in Action is committed to doing our part to build a healthier world. Join us for World Health Day and learn how you can take action against cancer through sun safety, HPV vaccine and regular cancer screening. Visit: www.takeactionagainstcancer.com
#takeactionagainstcancer
APRIL IS NATIONAL CANCER CONTROL MONTH
Cancer control is about empowering people to make
healthy lifestyle choices. That is why Cancer Prevention in Action (CPiA) works to increase awareness and support cancer prevention efforts where people work, study and play. Learn more about how can you support healthy choices in your community at: www.takeactionagainstcancer.com
IT'S A FACT. Cancer is the second leading cause of death in New York State, and 42% of new cancer cases could have been avoided with proper prevention. Six types of cancers caused by the HPV virus can be avoided with a simple vaccine. And skin cancer, caused by exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays can be avoided by practicing sun safety. Like our page on Facebook and Follow us on Instagram, or visit our website to get the facts, reduce the risk, and spread the word. Because the best time to stop cancer is before it starts.
Visit www.takeactionagainstcancer.com
#TakeActionAgainstCancer
This week, CDC joins American Public Health Association to celebrate National Public Health Week. As the nation’s public health agency, we recognize and thank public health workers for their hard work to protect the health and safety of communities and slow the spread of COVID-19. www.nphw.org
April is National Cancer Control Month. All month long, TakeActionAgainstCancer.com will be sharing important facts about what you can do to prevent cancer. You can start by learning more about cancer's causes and prevention at: https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention
To prevent cancer is to control cancer. Spread the word. #TakeActionAgainstCancer
While protection from ultraviolet radiation is important all
year, spring is a great time to revisit your sun safety
practices and reduce your risk of skin cancer. CDC provides
steps you can take at http://bit.ly/2GY3ONM
Robert is a father, husband, and colon cancer survivor. Read how a simple talk with his doctor saved his life and could save yours as well. https://www.cdc.gov/cancer/colorectal/basic_info/robert_s.htm
Awareness promotes prevention. Spread the word.
#TakeActionAgainstColorectalCancer
The Front Seat Life with Kelly Marie is bringing you a conversation on #mentalhealth in the Arts with Albright-Knox! You don’t want to miss this!
On April 1 at 6 pm, join Kelly Marie Wofford, founder of Front Seat Life, LLC, and "In These Truths" co-curators Edreys Wajed and Aitina Fareed-Cooke for a conversation about mental health and best practices with a focus on Black artists. www.albrightknox.org/frontseatlife
Check out the link below for more information.
https://www.albrightknox.org/events/mental-health-arts-albright-knox-conversation-front-seat-life-llc-4122
Colorectal Cancer Quiz
Do you know how to prevent colorectal cancer? Take CDC's quick quiz to check your knowledge!
Next week WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30th at 9AM, the Annual Health and Human Service Conference will be happening. Join Pastor George Nicholas and Dr. Shanelle R. Benson Reid as they address the Social Determinants of Health through the Lens of Equity.
REGISTER HERE:
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West Side farmers market to feature produce from Orchard Park collective
The Providence Farm Collective is planning to open a farmers market on Saturdays from June to October on Grant Street, close to where many of the farmers reside.
Thinking of indoor tanning to get ready for spring break season? Think again! Indoor tanning causes skin cancer, the most common form of cancer. In fact, one in five Americans will get skin cancer in their lifetime, and indoor tanning increases your risk by up to 75%. Say no to cancer by saying no to indoor tanning. Tanned skin is damaged skin. Learn how indoor tanning is damaging your skin at http://takeactionagainstcancer.com/skin-cancer
#TakeActionAgainstCancer
Make sure you're here for life's future moments. Cancer screenings save lives, and if you are over 45, it's time to get screened for colorectal cancer. Talk to your doctor today about the cancer screenings that are right for you.
March is colorectal cancer awareness month.
Awareness promotes prevention. Spread the word.
#TakeActionAgainstColorectalCancer
If you missed the first part of our 4-part series conversation last Thursday, you can still join us this, Thursday, March 17th, 2022 at 6pm. We will have Erin M. Moss, who is a licensed mental health therapist, advocate, public speaker and mental health expert. Erin will be sharing with us on identifying harmful behaviors.
Please see the flyer below, share within your network, family and friends and join us over the next 3 weeks for a series of conversations.
REGISTER HERE: https://www.buffalohealthequity.org/events-1
#mentalhealthawareness #suicidalawareness #suicideprevention #buffalony #youarenotalone #bettertogether #stigmafree
If you missed last night's conversation you can still join us NEXT WEEK. We have Erin M. Moss sharing with us on identifying harmful behaviors.
Please see the flyer below, share within your network, family and friends and join us over the next 3 weeks as we complete a 4 part series of conversations. #mentalhealthawareness #suicidalawareness #suicideprevention #buffalony #youarenotalone #bettertogether #stigmafree
REGISTER HERE: https://www.buffalohealthequity.org/events-1
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Regular screening, beginning at age 45 is key to preventing colorectal cancer or finding it early, when it is highly treatable. Dr. William Mayer, Chief Medical Officer and Vice President of Medical Affairs at St. Mary's Healthcare is a CPiA Champion. Dr. Mayer has years of expertise in the prevention field as a primary care doctor and values the benefits of early detection through screening, especially colon cancer.
CPiA can help employers that want to learn more about providing a paid time off for cancer screening benefit. This benefit allows employees to get screened for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer without having to use accrued leave or sick time. Studies have shown this policy is cost effective to the employer. To learn more visit www.takeactionagainstcancer.com
HPV VACCINE IS CANCER PREVENTION.
HPV is estimated to cause nearly 36,000 cases of cancer in men and women every year in the United States. HPV vaccination can prevent 33,000 of these cancers by preventing the infections that cause them.
Get the Facts. Reduce the Risk. Spread the Word. Visit TakeActionAgainstCancer.com/HPV to learn more.
#TakeActionAgainstCervicalCancer
The Bums and the Bees (:30)
This video discusses the importance of talking to your doctor about colorectal cancer screening.This video can also be viewed athttps://www.cdc.gov/wcms/vide...
Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the U.S., and rates continue to rise. Don't be the one in five. Be sun safe this spring break by protecting yourself from the sun and skin cancer. Exposure to UV radiation from the sun is the primary cause of skin cancer, and can be prevented by reducing exposure, applying sunscreen, seeking shade, and covering up. Visit www.takeactionagainstcancer.com for more information on skin cancer prevention for a #sunsafespringbreak #TakeActionAgainstCancer
Teens and kids everywhere are struggling with a lot. For guidance on navigating school and life through COVID, visit our website http://NYProjecthope.org and select the ‘click-to-call’ button to connect with a crisis counselor 8a.m. - 10p.m., 7 days a week.
The Cancer Prevention in Action (CPiA) Program seeks to prevent cancer in our communities. We work throughout the region, promoting local policy, systems, and environmental changes which take action against cancer, including:
• decreasing exposure to ultraviolet radiation
• increasing awareness of HPV vaccine as cancer prevention
• increasing awareness of and support for other cancer prevention efforts
Visit: TakeActionAgainstCancer.com to learn more.
#takeactionagainstcancer
Even with cold winter weather, sun damage is still a risk. Many people don’t realize the importance of safety precautions in the winter. Here is how you can practice skin cancer prevention:
• Use SPF 30 lip balm and SPF 15+ sunscreen.
• Cover up with a long-sleeved jacket, hat and gloves.
• Wear sunglasses or goggles with UV protection.
* Seek shade between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. when the sun's UV rays are strongest.
Learn more about staying sun safe and practicing cancer prevention at www.TakeActionAgainstCancer.com #takeactionagainstcancer
Photos from Buffalo Healthy Corner Store Initiative's post
Did You Know? Snow reflects up to 80% of the sun’s UV light, so the rays hit you twice, further increasing your risk of skin cancer and premature aging. Protect yourself with SPF 15+ even in the winter months and learn more about Sun Safety at takeactionagainstcancer.com/skin-cancer/
https://www.skincancer.org/press/2018-winter-sun-safety/
#takeactionagainstcancer
If you think the tanning bed is a safe way to get a winter tan, think again. Indoor tanning exposes your skin to the harmful ultraviolet rays that cause melanoma, the most deadly form a skin cancer. Skip the tanning bed and reduce your risk of developing skin cancer. Learn how indoor tanning is damaging your skin at http://takeactionagainstcancer.com/skin-cancer
Take Action Against Cancer - Cancer Prevention Training for First Responders
Every year in New York, nearly 2,600 people are diagnosed with cancer caused by Human Papillomavirus (HPV). These cancers could have been prevented with a simple vaccine between their 11th and 12th birthdays. You can take action against cancer for your children. Ask your doctor about the HPV vaccine. Learn more at http://takeactionagainstcancer.com/hpv
https://www.health.ny.gov/statistics/cancer/docs/hpv_related_cancers_and_vaccination_rates.pdf
#takeactionagainstcancer
The Cancer Prevention in Action (CPiA) Team at St. Mary's Healthcare invites first responders in Fulton, Montgomery and Schenectady counties to join us for this educational unique opportunity! Attendees will receive valuable training on the lifesaving actions that can help prevent cancer. RSVP is required so please email us to reserve your seat! Learn more at: www.takeactionagainstcancer.com/agency/st-marys-healthcare/
#TakeActionAgainstCancer
Why Do 11-12 Year Olds Need the HPV Vaccine? – Answers from a Pediatrician
In CDC’s “Can I Ask You a Question?” video series, real pediatricians use their expertise to answer parents’ questions about the HPV vaccine and why it’s imp...
Today is World Cancer Day. Cancer Prevention in Action (CPiA) is taking action against cancer throughout New York State, by assisting community partners in implementing cancer prevention policies within their organizations. CPiA is reducing cancer risk and building a healthier New York. Visit TakeActionAgainstCancer.com to learn more about what CPiA is doing to take action against cancer in your community.
#takeactionagainstcancer
February is National Cancer Prevention Month. Research has shown that more than 40 percent of all cancers diagnosed and nearly half of all deaths from cancer in the United States can be attributed to preventable causes. Learn more about what you can do to take action against cancer at www.TakeActionAgainstCancer.com
#takeactionagainstcancer
February 4th is National Cancer Prevention Awareness Day. Here are some steps to take to help reduce your cancer risk.
Reminding women about their cervical health, where you can get screened
Cervical cancer rates are dropping among young women, according to the CDC. As we wrap up the first month of 2021, Erie County wants to keep the ball rolling, reminding women to check in on their cervical health.
CPiA is actively involved in raising awareness of the importance of cancer prevention. The CPiA contractors work to help community partners throughout New York State adopt policies to promote cancer prevention practices within their organizations and in their communities. Visit www.TakeActionAgainstCancer.com to view our growing list of partners and see what each are doing to take action against cancer.
DO. YOU. KNOW. WHAT. NEXT MONTH IS???
Black History Month!
We are elated to announce our 2022 Black History Month Program; BLACK POWER, BLACK WELLNESS: Looking Back, Reaching Forward and Moving Toward Action and Change!
Black History Month is an annual observance and celebration of the achievements and contributions of Black Americans, and their
central role in the history of our nation. However, each year the month of February gives us an opportunity to deepen our knowledge, understanding, and engagement with the experiences of Black Americans, their triumphs, and the challenges they currently face.
REGISTER at Tinyurl.com/BlackPowerBlackWellness or scan the QR code and JOIN us!
You do not want to miss this event!
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Can you believe October is almost over? That means our WNY Healthy Community Coalition Celebration is just around the corner! Join us on Nov 15th at Holiday Valley in Ellicottville. Limited tickets available. http://bit.ly/HCCCelebration2019
We’re really excited to serve up some Chiavetta's at Trinity Buffalo with Chef Bobby from F-Bites! Stop on down at 371 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY before 5:30 PM. For just $12 you get half a chicken with amazing sides made by Chef Bobby! Or pick up a homemade dessert for a good cause.
The temperature is getting cooler as Fall starts to settle in over Western New York. You either love Fall or you dread it in anticipation of what’s to come. Regardless of how you feel, the cool season offers new activities for you to enjoy! We put together a list of five places for your friends and families to explore around Western New York. Stokoe Farms Akron Acres Cambria Corn Maze Kelkenberg Farm of Clarence Smith's Orchard Cider Mill
Today turned out to be a beautiful day to do some light gardening and cleanup around the office. What’s your favorite Spring activity?
Looking back on 2018. Hope you all have a happy and safe New Year!
Seasons Greetings from the PHC team’s new office! Wishing you all a healthy and happy holiday.
Getting ready for 2018 SOPHi Awards & Expo tomorrow like... John at SOPHi 2016 talking to ZDoggMD's Facebook Live crowd. #TBT #PopHealthWNY #SOPHi2018
2017 was a great year! Thanks to all of our partners, we have been able to offer training sessions, resources, and services to help better the health and wellness of our community. Check out our highlights! We look forward to what we can accomplish this year! You can find our annual report on our website: https://goo.gl/V3mtfh
Have a fun, healthy, and safe Fourth of July! #Team #IndependenceDay #4thOfJuly #Fireworks #Family #PopHealthWNY
Did you know? Eighty-six million Americans now have prediabetes—that’s 1 out of 3 adults! Of those 86 million, 9 out of 10 of them don’t even know they have it. Without intervention, many people with prediabetes could develop type 2 diabetes within 5 years. But there's good news! With minor changes, prediabetes can be managed and the risk for developing Type 2 Diabetes can be delayed or eliminated entirely! Find the support you need with a National Diabetes Prevention Program near you! #DYK #Prediabetes #ReverseYourRisk
Don't forget to register for the January 25th webinar with Darren Cotton from University Heights Tool Library. University Heights Tool Library is an amazing resource for the community and has worked hard to make the community a safer, more beautiful place for residents. From planting trees and building community gardens to fighting blight with public art and reclaiming public green spaces, the tool library provides citizens with a platform to improve the world around them. Register today to listen in! https://goo.gl/S6p5Cj
Stay warm and safe Western New Yorkers! Check out some winter ready tips from the US National Weather Service Buffalo NY http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/winter/index.shtml #BombCyclone #WinterIsComing #BOMBOGENISIS
2017 has been a great year! Thanks to all of our partners, we have been able to offer training sessions, resources, and services to help better the health and wellness of our community. Take a look at some of what we've accomplished together.
Wishing everyone a happy, healthy, and safe New Year! Our offices will be closed Monday, 1.1 and Tuesday, 1.2. #NewYear #PopHealthWNY
P² Collaborative of Western New York will unveil the Big Reveal at the Spotlight on Population Health (SOPHi) Awards & Expo! Join us on October 13th at Buffalo RiverWorks for a great event that you won't want to miss! www.p2wny.org/events
Want a taste of the #SOPHI2016 Awards and ZDoggMD?! Stay tuned for more videos at our 2nd Annual Spotlight on Population Health Awards.
Final day to submit your #SOPHi2016 nomination and be entered in for free tickets! Come celebrate with us at Buffalo RiverWorks and see ZDoggMD. http://s.ripl.com/8lken1 #giveaway via Ripl.com
Last chance for free #SOPHi2016 tickets! Submit your #pophealth nomination by Thursday to be entered in. http://s.ripl.com/f12t6u #giveaway via Ripl.com
If you've ever wondered who puts those meeting packets together (like for our PHIP meeting today), it's all of us #teamwork
We improve population health in Western New York by connecting diverse groups and aligning resources and expertise.
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UB Downtown Gateway 77 Goodell Street, Suite 201Meszaros International Center of Entrepreneur
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380 N Oak StEl Buen Amigo & LACA Non-Profit
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65 Niagara Sq
Seneca-Babcock Community Association, Inc.
1168 Seneca St
Native American Community Services of Erie an
1005 Grant St
Buffalo Employment and Training Center
77 Goodell St
Public Policy Office of Catholic Charities WN
741 Delaware Ave
The Prevention Council of Erie County
1625 Hertel Ave
League of Women Voters of Buffalo/Niagara, In
1272 Delaware Ave
Neighborhood Housing Services of South Buffal
1937 S Park Ave