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Welcome!
Welcome to the North Dakota Cancer Coalition website. This website tells our story. We invite you to learn more and stay connected with the North Dakota Cancer Coalition.
As an active member of the Coalition you have the opportunity to utilize different components of the website to keep updated with committee activities, resources available, grant opportunities, etc.
As a non-member you will have the opportunity to learn more about the organizational structure, committees, and how you can become involved in the fight against cancer.
Cancer has affected most of us in some way, shape or form whether it be the diagnosis of a friend, a family member or even ourselves. Together, we are working to reduce the incidence and impact of cancer for all North Dakotans.
BE SUN SAVVY - A sun safety guide for parents with young children
The North Dakota Cancer Coalition has developed sun safety FACT sheets for parents with young children.
***Note: Don't forget your sun safety even in the colder temperatures - UV rays are present even in winter.
Winter Sun Prevention Tips
Use a sunscreen and lip balm with UV protection with a SPF 15 or higher.
Wear a hat that protects the face, neck and ears.
Wear a long sleeved shirt even on warmer winter days.
Wear sunglasses, wrap-around goggles or a visor that provide 100% UV protection. The sun can burn unprotected eyes which can cause snow blindness.
Planning for a cancer-free future
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Dress in Blue Day - March 5, 2010
Colorectal cancer is the second most common diagnosed cancer in North Dakota. But this doesn't have to be! Through early detection and screening many colorectal cancers can be avoided. Join Coalition members in the fight against colorectal cancer on March 5, 2010 "Dress in Blue Day".
Encourage your business, organization and/or school to participate in this important campaign. Colorectal cancer screening could save the life of your family member, friend, co-worker or even ...
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