The theme for this year’s World Cancer Day is ‘United by Unique,’ which strives to shed light on a person’s individual story by focusing on their unique needs and allowing their stories of healing and resilience to shine through their diagnosis.

This World Cancer Day (February 4), the Public Health Agency (PHA) is encouraging people to take notice of their bodies and contact their GP if they feel something isn’t right.

As we know, cancer remains one of the major causes of death worldwide. A gap in the development of cancer care continues to exist, with all that progress in medical science. This gap, however, is most glaring in low- and middle-income countries,

Led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), this initiative is to reduce cancer-related illness and death by promoting awareness, early detection, and treatment. Established in 2000, at

World Cancer Day serves as a global platform for cancer awareness that promotes prevention and encourages early detection. With millions affected worldwide, it is essential to dispel misinformation and separate fact from fiction.

TUESDAY commemorates World Cancer Awareness Day. This year’s theme is United by Unique which is a patient-centric initiative to improve understanding that underlying every cancer diagnosis is a unique human story of grief,