Great American Smokeout® (Thursday, November 19) is the American Cancer Society’s annual, nationally-recognized day when smokers are asked to put down their cigarettes, cigars, spit tobacco, or any tobacco product, to decrease their cancer risk. Smoking causes bad breath, yellow teeth, stained fingers, wrinkles, and even hair loss. It is difficult to stop smoking [...]
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On Sunday, October 25, one-hundred American Cancer Society cancer survivor volunteers, along with members of the North Texas region staff, performed during the Dallas Cowboys game. The Dallas Cowboys invited the American Cancer Society to be part of their breast cancer awareness half-time show. The NFL and its players supported October’s National [...]
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