Exploring the
Power of
Immuno-Oncology
Immuno-Oncology (I-O) research and development aims to offer renewed hope and the potential of a longer life to patients with advanced cancers.
Immuno-Oncology (I-O) research and development aims to offer renewed hope and the potential of a longer life to patients with advanced cancers.
"Immuno" in Immuno-Oncology (I-O) refers to your immune system. I-O uses drugs known as immunotherapies that target your body’s immune system to help fight cancer.
Here's an analogy to explain the concept:
Learn how immunotherapies can work alone, together, or in combination with other treatments to fight cancer.
It's time to cheer for new advances in cervical cancer research. January is National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. This January, make a resolution to show support and raise awareness for patients and loved ones in their cervical cancer journey.
The best defense is a good offense, which is why focusing on cancer prevention is so important. February is National Cancer Prevention Month. This February, find out ways you can tackle health issues to help increase cancer prevention.
Learn how to increase awareness
March is National Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month. There are plenty of ways to raise awareness for cancer research—even without a pot of gold. Find out ways to show support for patients and loved ones affected by colorectal cancer.
Spring has sprung, and so has Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month! Grow inspiration and hope for continued cancer research this March by raising awareness for colorectal cancer.
April is National Cancer Control Month, which is dedicated to improving prevention, promoting detection, and raising awareness. Learn about organizations and events that are pushing efforts forward, and how you can get involved.
Don’t be fooled this April by myths about testicular cancer. April is National Testicular Cancer Awareness Month—a time to get involved and learn how to show support for this disease.
April showers bring May flowers, so pour down your support for minority health issues and help awareness grow. April is National Minority Health Month—time to seek out ways to promote awareness and support for minority health issues.
Think proactively this May about your efforts to spread awareness for brain tumor research. Learn how to get involved with organizations and events that support patients and loved ones who are affected by brain tumors.
Grab your sunscreen and show your support for skin cancer prevention! May is Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month. Learn how to get involved with organizations and events that help raise awareness about skin cancers.
Learn how to make a difference
May is National Cancer Research Month. One great idea has the ability to change the future. Find out how you can make an impact on the cancer research frontier.
During National Men's Health Month, you can help raise awareness by encouraging fathers and loved ones to be mindful of their health choices. You can also get involved by showing support for organizations and events that are benefitting men's health.
Learn about ways to show support
Cancer may have a powerful enemy—you. June is National Cancer Immunotherapy Month. Read about ongoing areas of research across cancer types.
Break out your SPF for UV Safety Month! The sun’s UV rays can be harmful so it’s important to be proactive and protect your skin. Learn about other ways to raise awareness for UV Safety Month.
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With summer in full swing, it’s important to keep your skin safe. August is Summer Sun Safety Month. Find out ways you can help raise awareness about staying safe in the sun’s UV rays.
Prostate cancer may only be found in men, but it can affect all of us. September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month—be proactive, get screened, and raise awareness for prostate cancer.
Go gold this September for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month! Learn about ways to get involved and show support for childhood cancer research.
Back-to-school time can be a busy time of year, but don’t let that get in the way of supporting gynecologic cancer. September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month. Learn about ways to get involved and show support for gynecologic cancer research.
Thyroid disease is more common than diabetes or heart disease, although many Americans remain undiagnosed. September is Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month—be proactive, get checked, and become an advocate for thyroid cancer.
September is a busy month for cancer awareness, but it is internationally recognized as Blood Cancer Awareness Month. Learn about ways to get involved and show support for blood cancer.
By raising awareness for breast cancer and the importance of regular screenings, you can help with this disease. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Learn about organizations and events that support patients and their loved ones in their breast cancer journey.
Are you or someone you know caring for a loved one? It’s easy to forget to protect your own health during acts of selflessness and sacrifice, but there are resources and services that can help. November is National Family Caregiver Month—dedicated to the heroes who are caring for a loved one with cancer.
Find resources to support caregivers