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Working to help more people stay ahead of cancer, get care for it, and live life after it.

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Yes, prostate cancer screening can look like this. 👀

A PSA screening starts with a blood sample—and at Color, eligible members can collect that sample from home using the same blood collection technology pictured here.

Thanks to Matt for letting us share! by @color

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23 days ago

Cancer care impacts all of us - union members, families, health funds, and communities.

In this ULA Network Podcast conversation, Courtney Campbell of Color Health discusses why early detection matters, how virtual cancer care can improve access to specialized support, and how members can be supported throughout the cancer journey.

From early detection and screening to active treatment management and survivorship care, the goal is simple: help members get the right care when it matters most.

There’s more to the conversation. Watch the full project breakdown on YouTube: Link is in our bio ⬆️

We’re grateful to have Color Health as a trusted ULA Network sponsor and truly value their continued partnership and commitment to the labor and benefits community.

#CancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #CancerCare taken in United States of America by @color

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24 days ago

Swipe to learn about advancements in prostate cancer screening. Now you can get started with a simple blood test you can privately do from the comfort of your home 🏠 by @color

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a month ago

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and there are a lot of misconceptions about prostate cancer screening.

Knowing the facts can make it easier to understand when and how screening may fit into your health routine. Swipe through as we clear up a few common myths ➡️ by @color

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a month ago

Sound on! Jazz doesn’t just sound good, it can actually lower cortisol, and stress which lowers cancer risk. Listen for a moment, breathe, and let your shoulders drop 🧘‍♂️ by @color

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2 months ago

You know what’s really kinda chic? Taking care of yourself before a problem starts. It’s never a bad time to learn your eligibility for cancer screening, whether you can screen from home, and how your lifestyle impacts your risk. by @color

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2 months ago

Today is World Lung Cancer Day, a good reminder that screening isn’t just about catching cancer. It’s also about the peace of mind that comes when there’s nothing there. 989 out of 1,000 people screened get exactly that: good news. Talk to your doctor about whether lung cancer screening is right for you. by @color

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2 months ago

Go outside, take a walk, reset! 20 minutes a day of movement is linked to a 10-20% lower chance of getting cancer — @americancancersociety by @color

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3 months ago

1 in 4. That’s how many US adults meet the recommended physical activity level. 🚶

Good news: you don’t need much to move the needle. Regular physical activity is linked to a lower risk of several cancers so that walk today counts for more than you think. by @color

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3 months ago

The World Cup isn’t the only place handing out red cards this season.

It’s time to call out a few habits and myths that increase cancer risk and give prevention the winning play 🏆 by @color

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3 months ago

Get yourself an emotional support sunscreen this summer!🧴

Take it everywhere, lean on it often, and don’t forget to reapply every 2 hours. Simple habits can help protect your skin and reduce your risk of skin cancer. by @color

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4 months ago

Think one sun protection habit is enough? Think again! Pick an emoji and follow it to the end to discover one surprising sun-safety fact ➡️

Keep going… 👀

you’re getting closer…

almost there…✨

You made it! 🎉 Which sun protection habit do you never skip? Tell us in the comments!

Follow us for simple, science-backed skin cancer prevention tips. by @color

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