All month long, we're focusing on people living with colorectal cancer and those who love them.
At the American Indian Cancer Foundation, we imagine a world where cancer is no longer the leading cause of death for Native people. Through hard work, culturally based programs, and policy change that affords Indigenous people access to the best prevention and treatment strategies, we see a day where Native communities are free of the burdens of cancer.
The IMF is devoted to advancing research toward prevention and a cure for multiple myeloma. The IMF strives to improve the quality of life for those impacted by the disease through patient education, support, and advocacy programs.
Multiple Myeloma Told True is an educational platform that pairs patients with artists to help bring their unique stories to life. Information is focused on the science behind the disease, health disparities, and the importance of community.
