American Cancer Society - Change the Odds
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PSOH works with ACS and ACS would like you to know that the odds of cancer aren’t the same for everyone.
Black communities face higher rates of death from breast and prostate cancer than other racial groups. For people who are disproportionately impacted, awareness can start with conversation. Learn more about how the American Cancer Society and Pfizer are starting the conversations. In the United States, one in two men and one in three women will face a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime, likely impacting you or someone you know. Cancer doesn’t discriminate, and many people encounter unnecessary barriers to timely and equitable screening, treatment, and support. |
