Hello everyone, it's February the 4th, World Cancer Day.
At CEDEC
International Schools, we marked the date in solidarity with the brave people
battling cancer around the world. Please read till the end.
Research projects
that the number of new cancer cases per year is expected to rise to 23.6million
by 2030. Therefore, our school community decided to do our part by first
educating our school, then the community. Our facilitator for the day was
Doctor Sarah Berkely, who came to educate our pupils and teachers on cancer,
different types of cancer, methods of detection and treatments.
Thereafter, we
went for a solidarity march with a cross-section of our students. Helpful
information on cancer was printed and distributed around the community.
Thereafter, we encouraged everyone to get tested, as our slogan for the day was
"Early Detection Saves Lives".
Our students
expressed their understanding of cancer creatively, in poetry, drawings,
written articles, and others. More pictures of these will be shared on the blog
within the week.
It was an
interesting way to sensitise the community about cancer popular misconceptions
surrounding it, and we are glad we can share our day with you.
Please join us in
the comments section, by sharing with us what you know about cancer and how you
marked this
Till our next post, have a wonderful day.
This is my very first time of going for a march against Cancer. It was fun and I'm glad I was able to touch a life today. "Early detection saves lives"
ReplyDeleteIt was fun creating the Cancer awareness. Someone asked me, does cancer have a cure? My answer is YES it does and its called *EARLY DETECTION*. Check yourself today and live a cancer free life.
ReplyDeleteI got to know a lot about cancer today, and I'm glad I witnessed the outing. My heart goes out to people who out of ignorance have become cancer patients out there. I pray for the Lord's healing upon their lives. Thanks CEDEC international for marking a day like this.
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ReplyDeleteIt was awesome being an eye to those who cannnot see through theirs. imagine a man telling me i cannot get cancer in this twenty first century, i loved his optimism but i still remembered that even medical doctors die of cancer. The answer is early detection via regular screening. Thank you, i pray for a more wider audience. thank you CEDEC INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL.
ReplyDeleteEnter your comment...was a great one n an eye opener. Early detection ALWAYS save live. Nobody is too young or old.
ReplyDeleteI really learnt a lot about cancer. Bottom line is, early detection saves lives.
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https://www.drpriyatiwari.com/ An uncontrolled growth and spread of body cells, is often known as "Cancer." Under a microscope, the black dotted cells known as nuclei are identified as cancer-cells. This identity is defined in comparison to healthy living cells that are small (black dots) with a wall-like perimeter surrounding them. The large black-dotted nuclei has no such wall.
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