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Rates of #ColorectalCancer are rising among people under 50. Read this article from @MDAndersonNews to understand the symptoms. Contact your healthcare provider if you experience anything concerning.
#CancerPrevention #EarlyOnset
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The @WCRF_UK demonstrates how to make a Non Alcoholic Eggnog for a healthier take on this holiday favorite. Happy holidays!
youtu.be/x4lbBYFblDs?si=k6gH… via @YouTube
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Maz from @WCRF_UK demonstrates how to make a simple but festive #AlcoholFree mulled "wine" for the holidays. 🍷
#CancerPrevention
Mulled Wine Less youtu.be/0TbfHzi-dXI?si=EoyL… via @YouTube
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Cancer-Detecting Blood Tests Are on the Rise. Do They Work?
Health Reporter @AgrawalNina of the @nytimes talks to the experts, including our colleague Elizabeth O'Donnell, MD, DipABLM from @DanaFarber.
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We are preparing for #WorldCancerDay 2026, a campaign of the @uicc to raise awareness about #Cancer and galvanize support to fight the disease.
This year, we will focus on the link between #Alcohol and cancer risk and how to hydrate with good health in mind. Stay tuned!
ALT "Change is possible when we act together." World Cancer Day February 4. United by Unique.
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Throughout the month, we'll be sharing tips from the @WCRF_UK on making festive and healthy holiday drinks, starting with this Spiced Apple Warmer
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Harvard Zhu Center for Global Cancer Prevention retweeted
26 Nov 2025
Is a nightly glass of wine — or two, even — good for you? Bad for you? Or somewhere in between? Stanford experts discuss the health implications of moderate alcohol consumption and how the guidelines have changed. brnw.ch/21wXQSB
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America’s Deadliest Cancer Has Abysmal Screening Rates nytimes.com/2025/11/19/well/…
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Looks delicious and healthy! Thanks, @aicrtweets !
Pumpkin seeds can be seasoned and toasted to make a delicious, crunchy snack. Try this tasty recipe, which marries pumpkin seed with ginger, cinnamon and chili powder for a deliciously sweet and spicy combination. bit.ly/3yE8py5
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You've heard of secondhand smoke...have you heard of thirdhand smoke?
#thirdhandsmoke #secondhandsmoke #smokefree #tobaccofree #livesmokefree #notobacco #kickbutts #stopsmoking #toxic #quitsmoking #kickthehabit #tobaccoendgame #1800QUITNOW #pethealth #childhealth #KickItCA
ALT Thirdhand smoke is the toxic chemical residue left behind after someone smokes or vapes tobacco. Thirdhand smoke contains toxic chemicals that can stick on surfaces and objects. This residue can be released back into the air or accumulate in house dust. Exposure to thirdhand smoke chemicals is harmful to one’s health, especially children and pets.
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Are you curious about macronutrients and the role they play in a healthy diet? See this concise explainer from @MDAndersonNews
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As we enter the busy holiday season of celebratory eating and drinking and hosting and gifting stress, consider some ways to incorporate movement into everyday life from the @AmericanCancer.🏃♀️
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This #Holiday season, consider hosting your office party in a way that is inclusive and welcoming to those who choose not to drink #Alcohol for whatever reason.
Here are some tips from journalist @lisarab in @SHRM magazine.
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Department of Environmental Health @HarvardChanSPH Master of Science Candidate and Zhu Center practicum student Yoon Sik Jung presenting a poster on our #CancerFactFinder website on November 4th at the DF/HCC Celebration of Early Career Investigators in Cancer Research.
ALT Photo of Department of Environmental Health at Harvard Chan School Master of Science Candidate Yoon Sik Jung standing next to a poster about the Zhu Center's Cancer FactFinder website.
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More and more young people are getting #Cancer.
In this short video from @DanaFarber, learn factors to consider when trying to understand your level of risk for the disease.
"How Do I Know as a Young Person That I'm at Risk For Cancer?" youtu.be/qooQ9lzZTkI?si=G8vg… via @YouTube
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Why people fall for misinformation ed.ted.com/lessons/why-peopl… via @TED_ED
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If you want reliable information about #Cancer, check out our Cancer FactFinder at cancerfactfinder.org.
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We savor the memory of working with colleagues from @Alma_School on our November 2024 event, "Eco Gusto: Harvesting a Healthy & Sustainable Holiday," and share footage and the recipes to help you prepare for the upcoming holiday season. 🍲🍹
hsph.me/eco_gusto_2024
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The recipes from the event can be found here:
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