World Cancer Day was officially established over two decades ago on Feb. 4, 2000, at the World Cancer Summit Against Cancer for the New Millennium in Paris. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH ...

World Cancer Day, celebrated on February 4, raises awareness about cancer prevention, detection, and treatment. The WHO reports cancer's status as the leading global mortality cause, with nearly ...

On World Cancer Day, we present some of our top cited content from the last couple of years, along with some recently published content from this year. This selection reflects developing and ...

On World Cancer Day, we present some of our top cited content from the last couple of years. This selection reflects developing and ongoing trends across the cancer research community, including ...

World Cancer Day 2023 aims to improve cancer care (Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Created in 2000 at the World Summit Against Cancer in Paris, it was the brainchild of six cancer experts.

World Cancer Day, observed on February 4, highlights cancer awareness and calls for personalized care under the theme 'United by Unique.' This approach emphasizes tailored treatments, equitable ...

World Cancer Day, observed annually on February 4th, serves as a rallying point for global unity in the fight against cancer.The theme for the years 2022-2024, "Close the Care Gap," emphasizes the ...

World Cancer Day on February 4 aims to raise awareness and combat cancer globally. The 2025 theme, 'United by Unique,' highlights a people-centered ap ...

World Cancer Day is celebrated every year on February 4. Created in 2000, World Cancer Day aims to raise worldwide awareness, improve education, and inspire action, both personal and from the ...

World Cancer Day 2025: Theme. The theme for World Cancer Day 2025, "United by Unique," emphasises the importance of personalized, patient-centered care in the fight against cancer.

World Cancer Day: What is cancer, what are the signs and can it be prevented? According to a recent study, one in four women don’t check for signs of breast cancer. Sabrina Barr.