Updates, reflections, and research notes from ACCE — covering impact stories, partnerships, and the practical realities of funding lifesaving care.
Head and neck cancers often start with symptoms easy to mistake for a cold — a sore throat that won't go away, hoarseness, or pain when swallowing. Here's how to recognize the warning signs that need a doctor's attention.
Esophageal cancer can be quiet — early signs like persistent heartburn, trouble swallowing, or small unexplained weight loss are easy to dismiss. Here's what to watch for, who's at higher risk, and why early action matters.
Cancer treatment in Canada averages nearly $33,000 per patient, and in Ghana most patients pay diagnostic costs entirely out-of-pocket. This April, ACCE is recommitting that no patient gets left behind because of money.
Kidney cancer often develops without obvious symptoms and is frequently found during tests for other conditions. Knowing what to look for can help people seek care earlier and improve outcomes.
Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers, yet many people delay or avoid screening because of fear, stigma, or misinformation. Let's clear up some common misconceptions.
Detecting cancer early can mean the difference between life and death. Learn about the importance of screening, knowing your risk, and recognizing the early warning signs.
National Cancer Prevention Month is a reminder that small daily choices can protect your health. Research shows that about 30 to 50 percent of cancers can be prevented through healthy lifestyle habits.
Cervical cancer is a preventable disease through HPV vaccination and regular cervical screening, making it highly curable when caught early.
Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers, yet many people are still diagnosed too late. Learn why routine screening is so important.
As we enter 2026, ACCE is focusing on six strategic pillars to double patient support, enhance our digital presence, and build a stronger community of equity.
The journey of the Alliance for CancerCare Equity (ACCE) did not begin with an organization or a boardroom discussion. It began with a simple and heartbreaking observation.
GivingTuesday is the world’s largest generosity movement. Founded in 2012, its goal is to establish an annual day dedicated to giving.
November recognizes Gastric Cancer, also known as stomach cancer, which forms when there’s a genetic mutation in the DNA of your stomach cells.
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month — a time to confront the leading cause of cancer deaths and close the gap in who gets timely screening, treatment, and support.
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