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The Patcha Foundation newsletter Issue 64 of 168

January 2018 Newsletter

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January 2018 Newsletter

In this issue

  1. January is Cervical Health Awareness Month

  2. World Cancer Day is February 4

  3. 12 Tips to be Healthy

  4. January is National Radon Action Month

  5. Thyroid Awareness

    Self Check Your Thyroid

  6. 2017 was the year of Gene-Therapy breakthroughs

  7. Cervical lesions change fastest in Hispanics, slowest in Blacks

  8. As cancer tears through Africa, drug makers draw up a battle plans

  9. One in nine American men has oral HPV, study findss

  10. Featured Advocate

    Cancer Support Community

  11. Make prevention your priority and Say No to Cancer

  12. Mark Your Calendar

    2017 Patcha Foundation Events

  13. CASEC Medical Mission 2017 Pictures

  14. CASEC Medical Mission 2017 Report

  15. Awards Gala Pictures

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