National Stomach Cancer Awareness Month
November is National Stomach Cancer Awareness Month. Please like and share this brilliant infographic to show your support!
National Stomach Cancer Awareness Month
I would like to share this with because just over 20 years ago my closed friend at university dies of stomach cancer at the age of 29.
One of the big issues with stomach cancer is the need for early diagnosis. Indeed it has been suggested that an early diagnosis can give a person a 80% survival rate. This show just how important it is for all of us to recognise the signs and symptoms of stomach cancer.
I would ask all of you to read and share this infographic with family and friends. Let’s hope it can save a life.
Many thanks in advance!
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From Visually.
National Stomach Cancer Awareness Month
Indeed a close friend from university died of stomach cancer so it is close to my heart.
Stomach cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death worldwide, with one million new cases
diagnosed each year and more than 800,000 deaths annually. Stomach cancer currently receives the
least amount of federal funding per cancer death in the United States.
So if you could share the image above that would be great.
“STOMACH CANCER AWARENESS MONTH® is a registered trademark of No Stomach For Cancer, Inc. and is used here under license. No Stomach For Cancer, Inc. is not a sponsor of PatientTalk.Org.”
About No Stomach For Cancer: Founded in 2009, No Stomach For Cancer, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
organization dedicated to raising awareness about stomach cancer. The organization’s mission is to
support research and unite the caring power of people worldwide affected by stomach cancer.
Headquartered in Wisconsin and serving families across the globe, No Stomach For Cancer is a worldwide leader in raising awareness and advancing education. For more information, please visit
www.nostomachforcancer.org.
