Cancer Screening Saves Lives

Some cancers can be found early, before they have had a chance to grow and spread. Regular cancer screening can save your life. Take the next step and find out where you can get screened.

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James Conner, Running Back for the Arizona Cardinals, Stage 2 Hodgkin Lymphoma Survivor
James Conner, Arizona Cardinals Running Back, Cancer Survivor

More than 1 in 3 Americans will face a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime. Getting screened is crucial to catching cancer early when it may be easier to treat. For many forms of cancer (breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate), the five-year survival rate is above 90% when detected early before it has the chance to spread.

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Pledge To Get Screened

Share this pledge to get screened on your social channels and inspire friends and family to do the same.

I took the Crucial Catch pledge to get screened, and I hope you will too. It takes all of us to intercept cancer. Find a screening center near you at NFL.com/CrucialCatch. #CrucialCatch

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Join a virtual challenge

American Cancer Society uses virtual challenges to create digital communities around activities people can do together for a shared cause and unite people in the fight against cancer. Raising funds through virtual challenges is an easy way to help the American Cancer Society fund a future free from cancer.

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These eight NFL pros are ready to take on the challenge. Are you?

Bid on Game-Worn Crucial Catch Items

The NFL and the American Cancer Society are continuing their long-time partnership on Crucial Catch to help the nation play offense against all types of cancer. Bid on authentic, game-worn Crucial Catch products to join the fight.

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LEARN MORE ABOUT CANCER SCREENING

Catch up on what screening tests the American Cancer Society recommends, when you should have them, and where low-cost and free cancer screenings are available.

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Additional Resources

Guidelines for Early Detection

Screening tests are used to find cancer before a person has any symptoms. Here are the American Cancer Society’s recommendations to help guide you when you talk to your doctor for certain cancers.

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Crucial Catch Gear

By supporting your favorite team and purchasing Crucial Catch gear, you are helping to provide cancer screening in communities that need it most.

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Early Detection Survival Rates

Early detection can make a big difference in survival rates. Five-year survival rates show what percentage of people are still alive five years after they were diagnosed. This information will help you understand how likely treatment is to be successful if caught early.

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Inspiring Testimonials

Tamara, Cervical Cancer Survivor, Community Health Leader

If you get screened, you can prevent what I went through.

Tamara, Cervical Cancer Survivor, Community Health Leader
Dave, Colon and Prostate Cancer Survivor

Loving yourself means that you’re going to do the right thing to get screened to be around and to witness childbirth, a wedding, a high school graduation, and a college graduation of your children or a loved one. Getting the screening means that you’re doing the right thing.

Dave, Colon and Prostate Cancer Survivor
Rick, Colon Cancer Survivor

If you don’t ask, then you don’t get the answer, but you have to get past the fear factor. So it’s one thing to be scared to hear something, but it’s another to die from not hearing something at all.

Rick, Colon Cancer Survivor

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