Toronto Central Cancer Screening

Healthcare providers: your patients between the ages of 55-74 who have smoked cigarettes every day for at least 20 years may be eligible for lung cancer screening through the Ontario Lung Screening Program. Learn more: bit.ly/2vKwMzh

Primary care providers: check out our website for information and resources that span the cancer continuum in Toronto Central including prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment, end-of-life care and survivorship. Learn more: bit.ly/33z64Xp

Did you know there are things you can do to lower your risk of cancer? Learn more at My CancerIQ: bit.ly/2WsxnzV #MyCancerIQ

Primary care providers: #DYK the High Risk OBSP Requisition Form has been updated? The new referral criteria will allow more people to be referred for genetic assessments to evaluate their eligibility for screening: bit.ly/43NJmIW

Are you overdue for breast cancer screening? Contact your family doctor, nurse practitioner or your local Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP) site. Learn more: bit.ly/3CO9s0p

Now is a great time to get checked for colon cancer. The test is free, painless and can be completed at home. Learn more: bit.ly/2PkA6HZ #ColonCancerAwarenessMonth

Did you know 9 out of 10 people can be cured if colon cancer is caught early? Learn more: bit.ly/2PkA6HZ #ColonCancerAwarenessMonth

Our free virtual event - #BestHealthForBlackWomen - is this Thursday, March 30, 6:30 pm-9 pm. Join us as we bring together experts, organizations & community members for a conversation about #BreastCancer and gynecological conditions. All are welcome! loom.ly/QdQ8fe4

It is important to stay on top of your health. Getting checked regularly for colon cancer leads to healthier lives for you, your loved ones and your community. Learn more: bit.ly/2PkA6HZ #ColonCancerAwarenessMonth

We’d like to hear from you. Now you can share your thoughts on supplemental screening as an adjunct to mammography for breast cancer screening in people with dense breasts. ➡️ ow.ly/5pTV50Nmsax

It's Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month - a great time to catch up on your cancer screening. Talk with your family doctor or nurse practitioner. Learn more: ow.ly/2SBx50Njtqs

March is #ColonCancerAwarenessMonth. Did you know there are things you can do to lower your risk of colon cancer? Learn more at #MyCancerIQ: bit.ly/2WsxnzV

If you do not have a family doctor or nurse practitioner, you can call Health811 at 8-1-1 or find one here: ontario.ca/page/find-fami… We also offer cancer screening at Health Access Taylor-Massey: ethp.ca/HATM 2/2

Are you due for your colon cancer screening test? Contact your family doctor or nurse practitioner to learn more and help stay on top of your health: cancercareontario.ca/colorectal #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth 1/2

#DYK people should still get checked for colon cancer even if no one else in their family has had the disease? If you’re 50 or older, you’ll want to read this: bit.ly/2PkA6HZ #coloncancerawarenessmonth

March is #ColonCancerAwarenessMonth Visit our Community Health Fair @fhc_chc on Wed, Mar 22 from 2-5pm to talk to a Dr. about colorectal cancer screening: bit.ly/3L1n27W Other #CancerScreening (breast & cervical) and #COVID vaccines also available. #OHTs

In partnership with @OliveBranchHope, @CancerSociety, @rethinktweet, #BestHealthForBlackWomen will feature a keynote by @aklofters + panel discussions on #BreastCancer and #Gynecology. Register today: tinyurl.com/2ary72p8

Did you know @CancerCare_ON has helpful colon cancer screening resources for First Nations, Inuit, Métis and Urban Indigenous communities and organizations? Learn more: bit.ly/35Svmom #ColonCancerAwarenessMonth

Healthcare providers: #DYK the fecal immunochemical test (FIT) instructions are available in 32 languages for your patients? Download them here: bit.ly/3ATnYVi #ColonCancerAwarenessMonth

March is #ColonCancerAwarenessMonth. Are you due for colon cancer screening? Learn more about FIT, the test you can do at home: bit.ly/2PkA6HZ