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Cancer education made simple – and fun
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Cancer education made simple – and fun

  • Penn State Cancer Institute brings free HPV cervical cancer screening to community events via the LION Mobile Clinic.
  • Educational materials on cervical cancer are provided in both English and Spanish to boost awareness.
  • Breathe Easy radon outreach offers free tests and potential mitigation to low-income Pennsylvanians.
  • Bingo Against Cancer uses games to educate communities about cancer risks and screening.
  • The program includes outreach events at Ladies Night Out to increase access to preventive care.
  • Community feedback informs program improvements and supports research on engaging underserved populations.
  • The Cervical cancer initiative aims to reduce gaps in prevention by providing accessible care.
  • Participants can receive home radon tests to understand environmental cancer risk factors.
  • The program provides education on risk factors and symptoms of various cancers at community events.
  • The LION Mobile Clinic plays a central role in bringing services to communities.
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Dartmouth Health launches program focused on the intersection of climate change and cancer care
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Dartmouth Health launches program focused on the intersection of climate change and cancer care

  • Dartmouth Health launches the Division of Resilient and Sustainable Cancer Care at Dartmouth Cancer Center to study climate impacts on cancer treatment.
  • Researchers will examine how weather events and access to care affect treatment continuity, including winter transportation challenges.
  • The team will study environmental factors such as PFAS and radon exposure linked to cancer risk in New Hampshire.
  • The initiative aims to quantify healthcare emissions, noting the industry contributes to 10% of national greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Researchers will explore how cancer treatment and climate factors influence patient recovery and survival.
  • The program will examine whether cancer care itself contributes to climate change through waste and drug disposal.
  • Lichter aims to proactively align care with caregivers’ availability and winter weather conditions.
  • The division will tie local climate and weather data to patient records for retrospective studies.
  • The program will review disposal practices and chemicals used in cancer care for environmental impact.
  • The initiative emphasizes patient empowerment to reduce carbon impact in treatment choices.
  • Dr. Katie Lichter leads the new division as inaugural director, focusing on resilience and sustainability in cancer care.
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