Together all our actions matter Last year on World Cancer Day, Look Good Feel Better celebrated the global reach and positive impact of our program by sharing four extraordinary numbers from our 2019 Global Participant Survey of more than 26,000 women representing 16 countries: 98% of survey respondents said they …
Global Organization Celebrates Power of Collective Action on World Cancer Day 2021 February 4, 2021 (SA) – Look Good Feel Better, the global cancer support program, marks World Cancer Day today by sharing new data that shows that 90% of the organization’s affiliates swiftly and effectively provided support for women …
In the USA the month of January has been dedicated to raising awareness about Cervical Cancer. Cervical Cancer is not only prevalent in America, but it also remains one of the highest cancers here in South Africa as well. The incidence rate of cervical cancer in South Africa is reported between 22.8 and 27 per 100 …
December and January are the awareness month for Skin Cancer. It is a highly preventable disease yet South Africa has the second-highest incidence of skin cancer in the world. Sunburn is inflammation of the skin caused by overexposure to harmful sun rays. Serious sunburn at a young age cause increases …
The COVID-19 virus will not cause serious problems for most people. However, certain groups of people are more at risk for serious complications resulting from the virus. These include the elderly; people with serious chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, or lung disease; and people with weakened immune systems, …
To mark World Cancer Day (Tuesday, February 4), Look Good Feel Better shared the results of its third and largest-ever annual global survey of program participants. The results prove that Look Good Feel Better consistently delivers a valuable experience and positive impact for women in cancer treatment, regardless of country …
