Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Cancer awareness week was held April 3-9th with a focus on knowing the facts!!
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Fore for Shan Rogers TV Interview
The 8th annual Fore for Shan golf tournament was featured on Rogers TV Woodstock this week. The tournament will be held at Woodstock Meadows on Saturday, August 12th…see you on the green!
CPAC Releases AYA with Cancer Report
Team Shan Participates in Mammography Debate
Lorna, Team Shan President weighs in on the Cancer Knowledge Network mammography debate series posted in March!! Breast Cancer Screening Series: Lorna Larsen
snapd Woodstock 10th Anniversary Feature
The March issue of snapd Woodstock featured an article on Team Shan’s 10th anniversary of raising breast cancer awareness with young women!!
Women’s Day of Love
Proceeds from the Woodstock Women’s Day of Love event supported Team Shan. Snapd Woodstock captured the donation sharing!!
10th Anniversary Sentinel Review Article
Heather Rivers from the Sentinel Review spoke to Lorna Larsen, Team Shan President about Team Shan’s 10th anniversary, reaching young women with their breast cancer risk and breast health information 🙂 Team Shan celebrates 10th anniversary of educating the public, young women and health care professionals about breast cancer early detection, risk reduction and prevention of breast cancer.
10th Anniversary
Team Shan celebrates 10 years of reaching young women with their breast cancer risk and breast health information in 2017!! Join the celebration at community and campus events, annual activities and on our social media sites Facebook (Team Shan Breast Cancer Awareness for Young Women), Twitter @TeamShan and Instagram _teamshan 🙂
World Cancer Day February 4th
Team Shan social media posts will help raise cancer awareness on World Cancer Day! Posts will support #awareness #education #preventionmatters #makingadifference and @wecan hashtags!!
Team Shan Presentation Georgian College
Lorna will be presenting on campus at Georgian College in Barrie, ON on Tuesday, January 24th 🙂
“Breast Cancer... not just a disease of older women”
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