The Cancer Network

Affirming healthcare saves lives, especially for + folks on cancer journeys.

We're grateful to have our research featured in this new USA TODAY report on cancer care for LGBTQIA+ individuals, and we want to remind our communities about the many ways in which we provide support.

✔️ weekly peer support groups
✔️ reliable and inclusive data and resources
✔️ proven training and toolkits
✔️ tireless policy and advocacy efforts

We're here for you and your loved ones.

A triple negative breast cancer diagnosis, and the q***r affirmation that kept her going An integral part to Alix Shulman's medical care was her support system, from medical providers to loved ones, affirming her q***r identity and recognizing her spouse.

Thank you for raising awareness about cancer risks in our communities, FORCE: Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered!

🌈 June is LGBTQIA+ Awareness Month 🌈

Awareness of hereditary cancer risk can save lives, yet access to care remains unequal.

Nearly 1 in 5 LGBTQIA+ adults delay or avoid medical care, limiting opportunities for genetic counseling, testing and early detection.

Hereditary risk isn’t always visible—but it matters. FORCE is proud to partner with Cancer Network, SHARE Cancer Support and ZERO Prostate Cancer to ensure LGBTQIA+ individuals feel seen, supported and included in cancer care conversations.

👉 What does feeling seen in healthcare mean to you? Share below or drop a 💜

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