50 Facts about Oral, Head and Neck Cancer
Posted: 04/05/13 - 50 Facts about Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Read More
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Welcome to Buddy Check 4!
Welcome to Buddy Check 4. One of the most important decisions each of us can make in our lives is to become our own health care advocate. Becoming a part of Buddy Check 4 will allow you to get monthly healthcare reminders directly from Southeast Alabama Medical Center and encourages us to be cognizant of our own health while serving as a resource for our friends, family and our community. I have dealt first hand with one of my family members fight against cancer and this program could save someone you know or yourself. I challenge you to join me and others in the community by becoming a part of the life saving Buddy Check 4 program. Ladonna Danford, RN, Nurse Navigator
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What is Buddy Check? Buddy Check is a program to promote breast health. We'll even send you a simple reminder to do a breast self-exam every month. How it Works
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Posted: 04/05/13 - 50 Facts about Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Read More
Posted: 04/05/13 - YOU can start your own OHANCAW in your hometown! Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Week® (OHANCAW®) is a weeklong series of events that aim to educate the public about these potentially life-threatening but eminently treatable cancers and to promote prevention, screening and early detection. OHANCAW is highlighted by the free screenings and related activities held at participating medical centers across the country. The screenings are quick, painless, and designed to advance early diagnosis, which can lead to better outcomes. OHANCAW is sponsored by the Head and Neck Cancer Alliance (HNCA). Read More
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