Cancer Awareness

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“Hope is Constant “: From Isolation and Fear to Connection, Purpose, and Global Impact

Hope as a Guiding Mantra One of my friends, a retired oncology nurse in Scotland, where I live, has become a source of hope for my family and me, and her words…

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“United by Unique” – Does it Really Make a Difference, or is it Just a Cliché?

“Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal.”— Albert Camus People at the Centre of Care “United by Unique” is the World Cancer Day theme for 2025–2027. This year,…

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“I Live for Two”: Isabel’s Daydreaming World Between Grief and Light

When Isabel Deprince, a formerly successful model, describes the moments she feels most like herself, she doesn’t mention spotlights or runways. She talks about being alone in her studio, sleeves rolled up,…

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Shrenik Shah: The Voice That Transcends Sound

“Cancer is like a stallion: either you ride the stallion, or the stallion is going to ride on you.” — Shrenik Shah, Stage IV Laryngeal Cancer Survivor, 6x TEDx Speaker & Global…

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A Place to Sleep, A Chance to Heal: How Hostels and Transport Help Children Beat Cancer in Africa

For parents of children battling cancer, finding a place to stay that is both affordable and close to the hospital is not just a convenience; it can mean the difference between life…

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A Promise Kept: How Samvel Danielyan Lifted Pediatric Cancer Survival from Zero to 70%

In a country bruised by war, in a hospital crumbling under the weight of poverty and silence, one man made an impossible promise and kept it. Samvel Danielyan’s story is not the…