Make Sense Campaign

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Make Sense Campaign

@MakeSenseCmpn

An initiative of @EHNSnews, aiming to raise awareness of head and neck cancer and ultimately improve outcomes for patients with the disease.

Europe Katılım Mayıs 2013
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We’re proud to share that the Make Sense Campaign has been named Best Cancer Awareness Initiative 2025 – Europe by Global Health & Pharma! Thanks to all who support our mission to raise awareness of head & neck cancer. #MakeSenseCampaign #GHPawards2025
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Did you know certain types of HPV increase the risk of Head And Neck Cancer, even in young, healthy people with no tobacco or alcohol use? This content reflects the views of the Make Sense Campaign & EHNS and does not represent those of our sponsor organisations.
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Currently, 60% of those diagnosed at an advanced stage die from HNC within five years, but if caught early the survival rate is 80-90%. If you are presenting with any symptoms, seek medical advice today. Learn more here: bit.ly/4kfk6TN
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Our 13th annual Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Week starts on September 15! We want to raise awareness of how early diagnosis and referrals can save lives. The theme for this year’s campaign is #EqualAccessEqualCare Show us your activities by tagging @MakeSenseCmpn
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Your voice is crucial in our pursuit of equal access to care for all patients. Disparities in healthcare impact outcomes for those facing head and neck cancer—and your expertise can help bridge this gap. Take our 2-minute survey now: emea.focusvision.com/survey/selfser…
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Curious to see the impact we've made together during this year’s Make Sense Campaign? Head over to our website to see our 2024 results report: makesensecampaign.eu/files/campaign… We look forward to collaborating with you all for another fantastic campaign in 2025!
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We want to hear from you! How has the care and support in your country impacted your experience as a healthcare provider, patient, carer, or survivor? Post & share your story to inspire others! Let’s shine a light on the importance of #EqualAccessEqualCare
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Today we are focusing on HCP education. Awareness of the symptoms is crucial among dentists, GPs & pharmacists, as cases diagnosed early have an 80-90% survival rate. Know the signs and symptoms to save lives: bit.ly/4bBXWpB #EqualAccessEqualCare #1for3
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Did you know some types of #HPV increase the risk of #HeadAndNeckCancer? HPV-related cases are rising in young people worldwide, and European-wide gender-neutral HPV vaccination is key to reducing the burden of cancer. Help educate others & prevent new cases! #1for3
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Did you know ~75% of #HeadAndNeckCancer cases are thought to be linked to tobacco or alcohol consumption? Knowing the risk factors can lead to vital behaviour changes and help prevent new cases. How many risk factors do you know? Share with us and use #1for3 #EqualAccessEqualCare
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How does early diagnosis aid survival? Currently, 60% of those diagnosed at an advanced stage die from HNC within five years, but if caught early the survival rate is 80-90%. If you are presenting with any symptoms, seek medical advice today. #1for3 #EqualAccessEqualCare
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