World Cancer Day in 2021

TODAY ON World Cancer Day I got told my CT Scan has show NO SIGNS OF MY BREAST CANCER RETURN! Sign of arthritis but nothing sinister! Thank you @NHSGGC

— tenaciousV (@tenaciousV56) February 4, 2021

Today is World Cancer Day. Cambridgeshire has come together to show support, raise awareness, encourage the prevention and treatment of cancer. We are thinking of those who we've lost, those who survived and those who are still fighting. 🤲 https://t.co/4JfhzDtigE

— Cambridgeshire (@CambsRoblox) February 4, 2021

Today is "World Cancer Day" Here's to all the fighters and survivors out there. We love you ♥️ #worldcancerday2021 #WorldCancerDay https://t.co/cTHYUIFdje

— Blackboy (@SonofAgboola) February 4, 2021

Today is #WorldCancerDay. We’d like to celebrate and thank the football community - fans, players, clubs, ground staff, media, commentators and more - who have done so much to support our work. Most recently, by backing #CancerDeadlineDay. Thank you all: https://t.co/jqgSKCvLHn https://t.co/TsWdvT6kr7

— Sir Bobby Robson Foundation (@SBRFoundation) February 4, 2021

Today is World Cancer Day and a it’s day which means so much to so many. Whether or not you have been through cancer, today is a chance to take some time to think of those living with the illness or to think about those who are no longer with us. ❤️ Goose #worldcancerday https://t.co/e4mJE2ZnmF

— Angus MacDonald (@Angus_Mac15) February 4, 2021

Today is #WorldCancerDay, a global day for raising awareness, improving education and working together to help save lives. We’re joining the theme #IAmAndIWill - to talk about all the ways we’re helping to stop people dying of #bowelcancer. More info: https://t.co/BZlSSGZrHi https://t.co/CNhVCAYIsb

— Bowel Cancer UK (@bowelcanceruk) February 4, 2021

Today is #WorldCancerDay Over the past 10 years, the survival rate for #pancreaticcancer has risen from 3-8%, but we know that this is not enough. Click here to find out how we plan to take action over the next 10 years and how to get involved! -> https://t.co/YZ0pyDVWX7 https://t.co/HG9R6ftmrB

— Pancreatic Cancer Action (@OfficialPCA) February 4, 2021