October 4 marked Salivary Gland Cancer Awareness Day.
By coming together as one community and spotlighting this rare but impactful condition, we can ensure more people are informed, empowered, and supported.
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#SGCDay #SalivaryGlandCancerDay
Salivary Gland Cancer day, 4 October, #SGCDay
Hand carved lettering. Breathe...
Today is Salivary Gland Cancer day. 11 years ago I had an SGC tumour treated by the NHS. These tumours are rare, hard to treat & have a poor prognosis so I am lucky to be here. I'll be selling some #lettering to raise money for SGC research soon... #SGCDay
www.salivaryglandcancer.uk/support-sgc-...
Graphic image promoting Salivary Gland Cancer Day, 4th October. Silhouette of two people hugging on a turquoise/blue background and a multi-coloured ribbon. Additional text reads: Once Community, One Cause: Standing together in solidarity for positive change.
Salivary gland cancer is rare, but raising awareness can lead to earlier diagnosis and better outcomes.
However, research is decades behind other cancers.
Sharing data is vital to inform understanding and develop effective treatments & therapies.
www.salivaryglandcancer.uk
#SGCDay
#UseMyData
