ECANA

Join us Fridays to connect, learn, and heal with other survivors. #CancerSurvivor #EndometialCancer #UterineCancer #blackhealthmatters #cancerdiagnosis #cancerwarrior #livingwithcancer #cancerinspiration Learn more and register : ecanawomen.org/community/sanc…

Check out the new ECANAwomen.org website! You can also find us active on our other social channels : instagram.com/ecanawomen/ facebook.com/ecanawomen linkedin.com/company/ecana-… 💖✨💖

Watch “What Are Barriers to Endometrial Cancer Care Access?” on #Vimeo vimeo.com/936453935

Advocating for your health is crucial, especially with the stigma surrounding the signs and symptoms of #endometrialcancer (EC). Help break the silence by learning more from the #SpotHerForEC website, and sharing EC information via social media: SpotHerForEC.com.

For every 42 women who use relaxers often, one may develop uterine cancer. The fact is chemical relaxers commonly used by Black women, are associated with an increased risk of #UterineCancer. Maybe it's time to go natural. Here are some styles to inspire you. 🫶🏼🫶🏽🫶🏾🫶🏿💕

Our colleague will be speaking at a great online event tomorrow. The focus will be on Gyn Health and #EndometrialCancer for #BlackWomen. Courtesy of @BHMinfo and @EisaiUS . Join us! Scan the code to register. #UterineCancer #minorityhealth #blackhealthmatters

It’s important to be aware of risk factors that may increase your likelihood of developing #EndometrialCancer (EC). Visit the #SpotHerForEC website for resources on how to talk about EC and your possible risk factors with your doctor and more: SpotHerForEC.com.

This Halloween, we're celebrating the real superheroes - women who prioritize their health and well-being every day! 🎃 Join forces with us to shine a light on #EndometrialCancer and #BlackWomensHealth advocacy! ✨🫶🏻🫶🏽🫶🏾🫶🏿 🎃 Learn more : ECANAwomen.org

Common signs and symptoms of #endometrialcancer (EC) are often stigmatized or dismissed. Help #SpotHerForEC spread awareness about the early signs of EC by learning some of the common symptoms at SpotHerForEC.com. @FacingOurRisk @SHARECancerSupt @BHMinfo @GYNCancer

Our colleague Heide Spence will be speaking at this great online event coming up on Nov. 8th. The focused will be on Gyn Health and #EndometrialCancer for #BlackWomen. Courtesy of @BHMinfo and @EisaiUS . Join us! Scan the code to register.

@ocrahope Our pleasure! Good luck with the event.

@ECANAwomen Thank you for spreading the word!

Get crucial info about gynecologic cancers during @ocrahope Ovarian Cancer National Conference from Nov 1 - 3. Topics include clinical trials, experimental therapies for ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer updates, and more. #EndometrialCancer Sign up at bit.ly/3tyCkdK

Knowing your #FamilyHealthHistory can be a big game-changer regarding your well-being. Have meaningful conversations with your loved ones. Keep a health journal to track any patterns or risks. Also, encourage the young ones in your family to participate in these conversations.

We’re putting women’s health first! #SpotHerForEC aims to help end the silence around #endometrialcancer (EC) by sharing the stories of real women and their individual experiences with EC. Visit @SpotHerForEC" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@SpotHerForEC to hear their full stories.

Do you know the signs of #endometrialcancer (EC)? Without a standard screening test for EC, many women may not know common signs and symptoms. Learn more about EC and the #SpotHerForEC campaign by visiting the website today: spotherforec.com

Don’t miss this #IJGCclub on the updated @FIGOHQ #EndometrialCancer staging Looking forward to great discussion @OncoAlert @GynMe4 @ucan2020 @ECANAwomen @WombCancerUK @cancer_womb @BgcsFellows

Massive THANK YOU to U.S. Representatives @AyannaPressley and @ShontelMBrown for working to get this new rule proposed!! #blackwomenshealth #relaxedhair #uterinecancer #endometrialcancer Learn More : theroot.com/exclusive-the-…

We are happy to share some words of wisdom from our wonderful Shanda F. If you are looking for support during your #EndometrialCancer journey, join us at our Survivors' Sanctuary. Learn more: ecanawomen.org/community/sanc…

Fact: If you use hair relaxers frequently, you may increase your risk of developing uterine cancer. Relaxers contain harsh chemicals that can be absorbed through the scalp and enter the bloodstream. If you're ready to go natural, here are some styles you can try. 🫶🏼🫶🏽🫶🏾🫶🏿💕