Don’t fumble your health: prevent colon cancer by getting checked today.
Visit LeadFromBehind.org to learn more.
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LEAD FROM BEHIND — founded by Brooks Bell, powered by the Colorectal Cancer Alliance, and created in partnership with Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort — is an initiative on a mission to make colon cancer famous.
The purpose is to help people learn that colon cancer is The Preventable Cancer. It’s the second deadliest cancer in America and rising among young people. And it doesn’t have to be, because it's preventable. Learn more and let your behind be the leader it was born to be at LeadFromBehind.org.
Katie Couric changed the world 25 years ago with her on-air pre-filmed colonoscopy. Today, she’s back—denim, gown, and all—to remind us that everyone needs to get screened at 45 regardless of their genes.
Visit #LeadFromBehind’s website to understand your choices: leadfrombehind.org
This year, over 154k people will be diagnosed with colon cancer in the U.S. and 53k will die.
But colon cancer is The Preventable Cancer, and getting screened saves lives..
Visit #LeadFromBehind’s website to understand your choices: leadfrombehind.org
Colon cancer screening should begin at age 45 for average risk adults. It's the #1 way to prevent colon cancer.
You have choices when it comes to colon cancer screening. Talk to your doctor — and visit LeadFromBehind.org.
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1 in 3 people who should get checked for colon cancer don’t.
Colon cancer screening should begin at age 45 unless you have family history or symptoms, in which case it should be done earlier.
Visit LeadFromBehind.org to know your choices.
#LeadFromBehind
Colon cancer screening should begin at age 45. It's the #1 way to prevent colon cancer.
Everyone should know their choices for getting screened. Get to know your choices by talking to your doctor — and visit LeadFromBehind.org.
#LeadFromBehind
1 in 3 people who should get checked for colon cancer don’t.
Colon cancer screening should begin at age 45 unless you have family history or symptoms, in which case it should be done earlier.
Visit LeadFromBehind.org to know your choices.
#LeadFromBehind
Colon cancer screening should begin at age 45. It's the #1 way to prevent colon cancer.
Everyone should know their choices for getting screened. Get to know your choices by talking to your doctor — and visit LeadFromBehind.org.
#LeadFromBehind
1 in 3 people who should get checked for colon cancer don’t.
Colon cancer screening should begin at age 45 unless you have family history or symptoms, in which case it should be done earlier.
Visit LeadFromBehind.org to know your choices.
#LeadFromBehind
Colon cancer screening should begin at age 45. It's the #1 way to prevent colon cancer.
Everyone should know their choices for getting screened. Get to know your choices by talking to your doctor — and visit LeadFromBehind.org.
#LeadFromBehind
This year, 153k people will be diagnosed with colon cancer in the U.S. and 52k will die.
But, by knowing your choices and getting screened, we can make colon cancer the preventable cancer.
Visit #LeadFromBehind’s website to understand your choices: leadfrombehind.org
Colon cancer screening should begin at age 45. It's the #1 way to prevent colon cancer.
Whether it’s using Cologuard, visiting your doctor, taking a FIT test, or taking the quiz on leadfrombehind.org, everyone should know their choices for getting screened.
#LeadFromBehind
This year, 153k people will be diagnosed with colon cancer in the U.S. and 52k will die.
But, by knowing your choices and getting screened, we can make colon cancer the preventable cancer.
Visit #LeadFromBehind’s website to understand your choices: leadfrombehind.org
Colon cancer screening should begin at age 45. It's the #1 way to prevent colon cancer.
Whether it’s using Cologuard, visiting your doctor, taking a FIT test, or taking the quiz on leadfrombehind.org, everyone should know their choices for getting screened.
#LeadFromBehind
This year, 153k people will be diagnosed with colon cancer in the U.S. and 52k will die.
But, by knowing your choices and getting screened, we can make colon cancer the preventable cancer.
Visit #LeadFromBehind’s website to understand your choices: leadfrombehind.org
Colon cancer is The Preventable Cancer.
Yep, you read that right. Let's spread the word.
@LeadFromBehind
#LeadFromBehind
LEAD FROM BEHIND is powered by the Colorectal Cancer Alliance.
If you’ve been diagnosed, or a friend/family member has, they can support you throughout your colon cancer journey.
Call their Helpline: 1-833-3BEHIND
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#LeadFromBehind
Most people don’t know colorectal cancer is the second deadliest cancer in the United States — or that it’s highly preventable. That’s why we #WalkLoud. We’re raising awareness, honoring patients, and pushing toward a future free of this disease.
Your participation fuels prevention programs for those at risk, expert navigation for patients and caregivers, and groundbreaking research to save lives.
Special thanks to our National Walk sponsors Taiho Oncology, and Merck.
When we #WalkLoud, we fuel prevention, patient navigation, and urgent research — action that saves lives. The Walk to End Colon Cancer supports the Colorectal Cancer Alliance, serving millions of patients and caregivers. Walk with me and let’s amplify progress: colorectalcancer.org/walk
This isn’t just a walk — it’s a movement. I #WalkLoud to honor patients, remember lives lost, and push toward a cure. Together, we can end colorectal cancer in our lifetime. Join or support me: colorectalcancer.org/walk
More than 150,000 people learn they have colorectal cancer each year. I #WalkLoud for them, raising funds and awareness to defeat the second deadliest cancer in the U.S. Please join me at the Walk to End Colon Cancer, and let’s amplify the Colorectal Cancer Alliance’s life-saving mission: colorectalcancer.org/walk
Why do I #WalkLoud? Because more than 150,000 people will be diagnosed with colorectal cancer this year. Because every patient deserves a community in their corner. Because we can end this disease. Join me at the Walk to End Colon Cancer to support prevention, patients, and research: colorectalcancer.org/walk
When the screening age was lowered from 50 to 45 on May 18, 2021, the Alliance and its incredible network of volunteer advocates rose up to help ensure screening coverage for those facing the rising risk of colorectal cancer — 20 million people between the ages of 45 and 49.
Help us to continue the critical work of spreading awareness— if you’re 45 or older, it's time to get screened! #TomorrowCantWait
Visit quiz.getscreened.org to take a free quiz to learn about your personal screening options and find out if you qualify for a free at-home test.
Did you know that colorectal cancer screening should begin at age 45? Don’t put off screening – take a short quiz to find out your screening options based on your personal risk factors. quiz.getscreened.org #TomorrowCantWait #ScreenAt45
Did you know that screening is the No. 1 way to prevent colorectal cancer or catch it early when it's most treatable? There are often no symptoms of colorectal cancer, so don’t put it off – find out your screening options. quiz.getscreened.org #TomorrowCantWait #ScreenAt45
About 1 in 3 people in the US who should get tested for colorectal cancer have never been screened! Help me spread the word—if you’re 45 or older it’s time to get screened. Visit quiz.getscreened.org to find out your screening options. #TomorrowCantWait #ScreenAt45
Did you know that colorectal cancer screening should begin at age 45? Don’t put off screening – take a short quiz to find out your screening options based on your personal risk factors. quiz.getscreened.org #TomorrowCantWait #ScreenAt45
Did you know that screening is the No. 1 way to prevent colorectal cancer or catch it early when it's most treatable? There are often no symptoms of colorectal cancer, so don’t put it off – take a short quiz to find out your screening options. quiz.getscreened.org #TomorrowCantWait #ScreenAt45
About 1 in 3 people in the US who should get tested for colorectal cancer have never been screened! Help me spread the word—if you’re 45 or older it’s time to get screened. Visit quiz.getscreened.org to find out your screening options. #TomorrowCantWait #ScreenAt45
Did you know that colorectal cancer screening should begin at age 45? Don’t put off screening – take a short quiz to find out your screening options based on your personal risk factors. quiz.getscreened.org #TomorrowCantWait #ScreenAt45
Did you know that screening is the No. 1 way to prevent colorectal cancer or catch it early when it's most treatable? There are often no symptoms of colorectal cancer, so don’t put it off – take a short quiz to find out your screening options. quiz.getscreened.org #TomorrowCantWait #ScreenAt45
About 1 in 3 people in the US who should get tested for colorectal cancer have never been screened! Help me spread the word—if you’re 45 or older it’s time to get screened. Visit quiz.getscreened.org to find out your screening options. #TomorrowCantWait #ScreenAt45
Biomarker testing can improve cancer treatment outcomes, but many Americans do not have equal access, even through insurance. Join us and advocate for access. To learn how, download these instructions from the Colorectal Cancer Alliance: https://bit.ly/biomarker-advocacy-download
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Biomarker testing can improve cancer treatment outcomes, but many Americans do not have equal access, even through insurance. Join me and advocate for access. To learn how, download these instructions from the Colorectal Cancer Alliance: https://bit.ly/biomarker-advocacy-download
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Biomarker testing can improve cancer treatment outcomes, but people in Florida do not have equal access, even through insurance. Join me and advocate for access. To learn how, download these instructions from the Colorectal Cancer Alliance: https://bit.ly/biomarker-advocacy-download
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Biomarker testing can improve cancer treatment outcomes, but people in Pennsylvania do not have equal access, even through insurance. Join me and advocate for access. To learn how, download these instructions from the Colorectal Cancer Alliance: https://bit.ly/biomarker-advocacy-download
Virginia
Biomarker testing can improve cancer treatment outcomes, but people in Virginia do not have equal access, even through insurance. Join me and advocate for access. To learn how, download these instructions from the Colorectal Cancer Alliance: https://bit.ly/biomarker-advocacy-download
Washington
Biomarker testing can improve cancer treatment outcomes, but people in Washington do not have equal access, even through insurance. Join me and advocate for access. To learn how, download these instructions from the Colorectal Cancer Alliance: https://bit.ly/biomarker-advocacy-download
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Project Cure CRC
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Project Cure CRC is the Colorectal Cancer Alliance’s bold national initiative to accelerate the research that will end colorectal cancer. By funding groundbreaking studies, fostering collaboration among leading scientists, and connecting discoveries to patient impact, the Alliance is creating a clear path toward a future without this disease.
Every contribution — whether through donations, volunteering, or spreading the word — helps advance lifesaving science and gives hope to the millions of families affected by colorectal cancer. Together, as a nation of allies, we can make colorectal cancer a curable disease.
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Colorectal cancer is the second deadliest cancer in America — and Project Cure CRC is here to change that. This national initiative is accelerating research, funding innovative studies, and bringing new hope to patients and families. Your donation today helps move us closer to a future without colorectal cancer.
Donate to Project Cure CRC: https://bit.ly/CureCRCSocial
Volunteer to Advance Project Cure CRC
Join a nation of allies stepping up to end colorectal cancer. Project Cure CRC invites volunteers to help accelerate research, support patients, and raise awareness. Make your impact.
👉 Sign up to volunteer: colorectalcancer.org/get-involved/advocate/volunteer/volunteer-interest-form
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Project Cure CRC is the Colorectal Cancer Alliance’s boldest effort yet — tens of millions of dollars in research funding, collaboration between leading scientists, and a commitment to bring new treatments to patients faster. Discover how this initiative is driving breakthroughs.
Learn more: colorectalcancer.org/research
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Stay connected with Project Cure CRC and the progress toward a future without colorectal cancer. Be the first to hear about research milestones, stories of hope, and opportunities to join the nation of allies making a difference.
Sign up: colorectalcancer.org/sign-up
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