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Colorectal Cancer Alliance
@CCAlliance
We are a nation of allies, & the largest nonprofit dedicated to colorectal cancer. We advocate for prevention, magnify patient support, & accelerate research.
Washington, DC
Joined July 2009
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    No matter your genetic history, doctors recommend EVERYONE 45 and older get screened. Thanks for reminding us, @katiecouric.
    As @katiecouric would say, “Screens, not genes.” Everyone who is 45 and older should schedule regular screenings. #LeadFromBehind
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    At 28, Erika started having stomach issues and couldn’t keep water down. She went to the emergency room, and that night, she went into surgery to find the issue. A mass was found, and a biopsy revealed colon cancer, with scans showing it had spread in her lymph nodes. Erika had
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    IT’S OFFICIAL: Colorectal cancer screening should begin at age 45 for people at average risk! We celebrate this major milestone in our mission to end colorectal cancer. The guidelines released today by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force will save thousands of lives.
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    Our hearts are breaking for @chadwickboseman & his loved ones. This is a devastating loss to a disease that disproportionately affects our black & brown communities. We will continue to advocate for earlier screening & research. - The Alliance 💙
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    Replying to @Julius_Kim
    It’s incredible, isn’t it - a simple 30-minute procedure can help prevent colon cancer. 🙌 Thanks for sharing, and glad everything went well, Julius!
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    Dr. Henry T. Lynch passed away this morning. Dr. Lynch’s findings led to the identification of hereditary nonpolyposis #colorectal cancer, better known as Lynch syndrome. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family. #LynchSyndrome #InMemory
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    Replying to @Andy and @NeNeLeakes
    We are heartbroken by this loss. Please know we are here for the community in any way we can - on social media and our free Helpline to answer any questions or just be someone to talk to who understands: (877) 422-2030. Sending so much 💙 and healing!
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    Colonoscopies save lives. A single study inspiring reckless headlines cannot change that fact. Colorectal cancer is deadly but also highly preventable. Americans should not be deterred from getting checked!
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    Thank you @GQMagazine and @Dribram for raising your voice about this disease as well as the impact it has on the Black community. You are not alone in this discussion.
    When Chadwick Boseman passed away from colon cancer last August, @Dribram decided to reveal the scars from his own colon-cancer surgery gq.mn/kpCoqbu
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    Replying to @people
    We are heartbroken by this loss. Please know we are here for the community in any way we can - on social media and our free Helpline to answer any questions or just be someone to talk to who understands: (877) 422-2030. Sending so much 💙 and healing!
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    Today, colorectal cancer survivors, caregivers, and advocacy partners nationwide collaborated to create awareness alongside @FightCRC for United in Blue, a flag installation on the National Mall. This is a visual reminder that by 2030, colorectal cancer is projected to be the
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    Our March ally - @KatieCouric kicks off Dress in Blue Day 💙. Who will you wear blue for?
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    Even superheroes get colorectal cancer. Learn about how this disease affects more and more young people: ccalliance.org/about/never-to… #NeverTooYoung #CRC #RIPChadwickBoseman #ChadwickForever
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    BREAKING: The @WhiteHouse officially declared March 2023 as National #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth! Join us all month long as we spread the word about this highly preventable disease and encourage everyone to get checked. bit.ly/23MarchProclam…