World Cancer Day in 2021

Today is World Cancer Day. 🌍 💚 We know things are hard right now but we want you to know that Macmillan is here to do whatever it takes to support you. If you need to talk to someone, The Macmillan Support Line is open seven days a week from 8am to 8pm on 0808 808 00 00 ☎️ https://t.co/aeagsd5QPp

— Macmillan in the South West (@MacmillanSWest) February 4, 2021

Happy World Cancer Day. It’s a privilege to transform my lived experience of cancer into a dynamic relationship with cancer researchers like @djmarsh24 #WorldCancerDay #WorldCancerDay2021 @TCRNetwork @CancerSPHERE @ConcertTCRC https://t.co/f752iXTEq2

— Gill Stannard (@HerbalGill) February 3, 2021

Today, February 4th, is World Cancer Day, a day used to raise awareness of cancer globally. We are a proud supporter of Cancer Council Tasmania and the Hobart Relay for Life. Make sure to support this great cause to help stop cancer, because they won't stop until cancer does. https://t.co/rBU49HN6kf

— Thylacine Outpost (@501stThylacine) February 4, 2021

#WorldCancerDay, aimed to raise awareness of cancer and all the research going towards its cure. Support life-saving cancer research and get involved today. As Cancer Researcher and Survivor I will strive to cure kids with Cancer. let's #CureCancer: https://t.co/JxV1MUxiAR https://t.co/cqZSCbvh3q

— Orazio Vittorio (@VittorioOrazio) February 4, 2021

Today is World Cancer Day. We honour cancer survivors, those currently fighting and the ones we’ve lost. I miss you old man ❤️ https://t.co/BtNMCPgCev

— Champ (@ChampChong) February 4, 2021

Today is World Cancer Day. A day where we reflect on those lost and think of those currently battling this wicked disease. We can all make a difference so that millions of preventable cancer deaths are one day, a thing of the past. #WorldCancerDay #IAmAndIWill https://t.co/cSTWSkq6gf

— ATN Universities (@ATNUnis) February 3, 2021

Today is #WorldCancerDay. Globally, around the world about 19 million people are estimated to be diagnosed with cancer this year, which is nearly 53,000 people every day. Watch @CancerAustralia’s World Cancer Day message. https://t.co/x6hpCiMHno

— Cancer Australia (@CancerAustralia) February 3, 2021