#Stand Up To Cancer

These individuals work to ensure fair opportunities to prevent, treat and survive cancer.

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A roundup of celebrities who made cancer news and raised awareness

“You may fall into a category of women who need more than a mammogram,” urges journalist Katie Couric about breast cancer screenings.

Now free of pancreatic cancer—and a former “Masked Singer” hedgehog!—Eric Idle launched the Bright Side Fund at Stand Up To Cancer.

American Airline customers earn bonus miles for every dollar donated to Stand Up To Cancer. The SU2C effort has raised over $11 million.

After losing his never-smoker wife to lung cancer in 2011, the former NFL linebacker tackles stigma and raises awareness.

Dr. Anton Bilchik hopes his work on the SU2C Colorectal Cancer Health Equity Dream Team improves outcomes.

Stand Up To Cancer CEO Dr. Sung Poblete Talks to Me About The Colorectal Cancer Health Equity Dream Team

Katie Couric reflects on the last days of her husband, Jay Monahan, who died of colon cancer.

Kellie Smith, 52, lives in Austin with her husband and child. She has multiple myeloma.

Common, Brittany Howard, Sofia Vergara and others set to appear in the Stand Up To Cancer’s telecast have been deeply affected by cancer.

The Oscar-winning actor stars in a new Stand Up To Cancer campaign aimed at educating Black and Latino people about colorectal cancer.

Since her mother died of pancreatic cancer, actress Keesha Sharp wants to teach others about the robust research on the disease’s treatment.

Keesha Sharp has a message of hope about new research for people with pancreatic cancer.

With Stand Up To Cancer, he hopes to increase diversity in this field so all patients can benefit equally from potential cancer treatments.