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Sports Broadcast Erin Andrews, a Survivor cervical cancerIt joins the national movement for the promotion of early cancer, the cause that was hit near the house.
Andrews, a member of the A-Team and team of Fox NFL and the host of FOK’s “99 to win”, attributed a routine examination to rescue life.
In an interview with a fox news, Andrews shared the annual meeting with his gynecologist 2017. years and received “Shocking” cancer diagnosis.
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Andrews said no symptoms and always followed a healthy lifestyle, including eating balanced diet and involvement of regular fitness routine.
“I’m not someone who lacks a doctor’s appointment,” she said. “I’m really good every year in getting when I have to come in. And I did it and absolutely disembarked and shocked.”
Andrews (not in the figure) tested positively to Cervical Cancer 2017. After a routine meeting with her coat. (East)
“But the good news was, because I was so proactive with my health and before I was tested earlier, cancer did not advance,” she added. “We could take care of it after Two operations. ”
“Early discovery can save you life or life you love.”
Now, in partnership with AFLAC, a leading cancer insurance provider, Andrews launches “Check cancer”, and campaign encouraging Americans to prioritize cancer projections.
“Go to the doctor, go to your examinations, be proactive with your health,” she advised. “People don’t like Departure to the doctor. They don’t want to get bad news. Sometimes you even put it so much so much to forget about it. “
Andrews hope that the Cancer campaign check facilitates people to access projections and get reminders to schedule appointments.
“It’s just something you want to intilate in the minds of people,” she said.
Erin Andrews joined the national movement to promote early cancer projections with AFLAC. (Fox Sports / Joseph Viles; Istock)
Especially for younger Americans, as the racor rates are rising in all age groups, Andrews emphasized that early detection is “key”.
Make sure that against cancer aims to increase American projections by 10% in the following decade, using a checkered form as a visual reminder, according to the press release.
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One of the three Americans will be diagnosed cancer In his life, according to the data of the American Cancer Society.
The Afla Survey Vellness issues revealed that 90% of adults from us to postpone review or recommended screening.
90% of adults in the United States acknowledges that postponed viewable or recommended screening, in accordance with the research of Wellness Aflac issues. (East)
Starts 3. September 2025, Aflac will offer screening cancer and resources for early detection on its website. The company will also donate $ 5 to explore cancer in childhood and care for every function of social media using #checkforcer, up to a million dollars.
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“Too many Americans delays projections, often because of fear, insecurity, or simply not knowing where to start,” Aflac incorporated President Virgil Miller.
“This leads to health challenges that could be mitigated or even avoid,” he said, adding that “early detection can save your life or life you love”.
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“Browsing the screen should not feel irresistible, it should be routinely and felt woven in the fabric of daily life just like the checked forms we see every day.”
