Choose You

Choose You is a movement created by the American Cancer Society that encourages women to put their own health first in the fight against cancer. And it shines a light on a hidden issue: one in three American women will get cancer in her lifetime, but about 50% of cancer deaths could be prevented. The key to prevention is focusing on early detection and healthier lifestyles such as maintaining a healthy weight through diet and exercise, and avoiding tobacco.

In the constant struggle between family, work and self, we know how difficult it is to focus on you. To help change this, Choose You provides the tools and support women need to commit to and achieve their personal health and wellness goals.

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Volunteering & Community
Survey Finds Women More Likely to Exercise if It Feels Like Play, Not Work
Volunteering & Community
A Breath of Clean Air, A Global Fight
Inclusion & Opportunity
American Cancer Society Hosts Webinar for Choose You Day Event
Inclusion & Opportunity
Discover Why Your Company Should Participate in Choose You Day
AI & Technology
Choose You Featured in the Chronicle of Philanthropy
Responsible Production & the Circular Economy
Going Granola - Literally
Volunteering & Community
5 Simple Changes = 5000 Steps a Day
Volunteering & Community
Getting Back on Track with Choose You
Responsible Production & the Circular Economy
Double Your Chances Of Quitting Smoking
Responsible Production & the Circular Economy
5 Ways to Achieve New Year's Resolution Success

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