WVU Cancer Institute

Did you know? Lung cancer is often found too late. A quick, low-dose CT scan can: ✔️ Detect cancer early ✔️ Improve treatment options ✔️ Help save lives You may qualify if you’re 50–80 with a 20+ pack-year smoking history. 🔗 wvumedicine.org/our-care/insti…

Colon cancer is one of the most preventable cancers when caught early. Shyam Thakkar, MD, shares why regular colonoscopies and routine checkups are so important in detecting colorectal cancer before symptoms even begin. Screening saves lives.

Scott Furey has spent his life shaping young minds as a teacher and coach. Today, Scott’s story is one of perseverance, expert care, and the power of not facing cancer alone. Scott's story ➡️ youtu.be/Jp8UDYHjccc?si…

Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers. As Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, the importance of screening doesn’t end. Start screening at age 45 and take control of your health. Your future is worth the screen. 💙 wvucancer.org

On March 30, we celebrate Doctors’ Day — honoring the incredible physicians of the WVU Cancer Institute. Your impact extends far beyond the bedside — as leaders, innovators, mentors, and advocates, you are shaping the future of cancer care. Thank you 💛💙

Join us for a Skin Cancer Screening Event on May 6 from 5–8 p.m. at the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center. Early detection can make all the difference—take this important step for your health. Appointments are required. Call 304-598-4500 to schedule your screening today.

What an incredible Day of Giving 💛 Because of you, we made a meaningful impact for patients and families across WV. Every gift helps expand care, advance research, and provide comfort. Thank you for standing with us—your impact lasts far beyond today. 💛 #WVUDayofGiving

Final stretch! 💛 9–10 PM: Most Gifts Challenge—top 3 win bonus funds ($3K, $2K, $1K) 3 Guys Before the Game are supporting Connection 304 + gifts matched up to $10K 👏 Give now (even multiple gifts!) and help us finish strong. 🔗 dayofgiving.wvu.edu/giving-day/110… #WVUDayofGiving #IGave

Sometimes the smallest gestures mean the most 💛 Through the Soup for the Soul Fund, 10,000+ meals have supported patients since 2015—bringing comfort during long treatment days. This Day of Giving, help continue these moments of care. 🔗 dayofgiving.wvu.edu/giving-day/110… #WVUDayofGiving

Pie a Provider starts at 4:30 p.m. today 🥧💛 Our providers are stepping up for Day of Giving to support patients & families across WV. Don’t miss the fun—and thanks to Bonnie Belle’s for making it extra sweet! Give now: dayofgiving.wvu.edu/giving-day/110… #WVUDayofGiving

The competition is on! 💛 Our Day of Giving ambassadors are going head-to-head to support the WVU Cancer Institute. Top 5 earn a $1,000 bonus for their fund—every gift counts! 🥧 Pie a Provider: 4–5 PM 👀 Watch the leaderboard + boost your favorites 🔗 dayofgiving.wvu.edu/giving-day/110…

Taking life-saving care on the road 🚐💛 LUCAS, the mobile lung screening unit, is bringing early detection to communities across WV. The need is urgent, and access matters. This Day of Giving, help keep LUCAS moving and saving lives. 🔗 dayofgiving.wvu.edu/giving-day/110…

🎶 Country roads, take me home… 🎶Join the Country Roads Challenge 💛 Record yourself singing, post with #WVUDayofGiving, tag WVU Cancer Institute + your chosen program, and set to public.🎤 3 winners = $500 each! 🔗 dayofgiving.wvu.edu/giving-day/110… #WVUDayofGiving #IGave

Some stories inspire a lifetime of giving 💛 In honor of her sister Sara, Jamie Moales created a fund supporting AYA cancer patients access expert care close to home. This Day of Giving, honor Sara’s legacy and support life-saving care. 🔗 dayofgiving.wvu.edu/amb/saraelizab…

Something meaningful is happening tomorrow 💛 March 25 is Day of Giving for the WVU Cancer Institute. We’ll be sharing stories, impact, and ways to give throughout the day. Follow along, support what matters most—every gift moves our mission forward. 🔗 dayofgiving.wvu.edu/giving-day/110…

Screening for colorectal cancer doesn’t have to be complicated. There are simple, affordable options — including at-home tests. Talk to your provider today and get screened starting at age 45. wvucancer.org #GetScreened #ColorectalCancerAwareness

Colorectal cancer is on the rise among West Virginians under 50. If you’re 45 or older, it’s time to talk with your healthcare provider about screening. Early detection can save lives—and screening options are easier than ever. wvucancer.org #ColorectalCancerAwareness

Today, WVU Medicine employees are wearing blue to recognize Dress in Blue Day and raise awareness for colorectal cancer. 💙 Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers when caught early. Screening is now recommended beginning at age 45. #ColorectalCancerAwareness

We’re proud to see Tina Bhatnagar, DO, of WVU Cancer Institute and WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital featured by the Network for Collaborative Oncology Development and Advancement (NCODA). 💙 Listen here 🔗bit.ly/4r8WsuL

Thanks to supporters' generosity, the gala is nearly at capacity. 🌺 If you’re interested in attending, please submit a ticket request. Our team is fulfilling requests on a daily basis, as availability allows. Learn more, request tickets, or make a gift at wvucancergala.com