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It's Daffodil Day today. 💛 The Cancer Council has funded lifesaving breakthroughs in cancer research over the years. This research wouldn't be possible without the support of thousands of donors. By joining forces, we’re not just funding research; we’re investing in a future where cancer can be conquered. Every donation and act of support brings us closer to that goal, making a profound impact on countless lives. Together, we can give hope and pave the way for a cancer-free future. Your support on Daffodil Day is more than a gesture—it’s a powerful step towards ending cancer. #DaffodilDay #DaffodilDay2024 #DaffodilDayAustralia #CancerResearch #CancerCouncil #CancerResearch #CancerAwareness #CancerSupport #FightCancer

Why Running for a Cause is More Than Just a Race 🏃♂️🎗 Embarking on a journey beyond the finish line at the AACR Runners for Research 5K in San Diego has never felt more meaningful. Set against the vibrant backdrop of the AACR Annual Meeting 2024, this event symbolizes a united stride against cancer, connecting scientists, survivors, and advocates in a powerful dialogue of hope and progress. The AACR's Vision: A world free from the grip of cancer. With over 54,000 dedicated members spanning across 130 countries, their relentless pursuit of a cure showcases the strength found in unity and the profound impact of collective effort. Your Role? Participate, advocate, or donate. Each step you take, each contribution you make, sends ripples through the ongoing battle against cancer, offering support and solidarity to those on the front lines. Join Us: Dive into the heart of the cause at the 2024 AACR Runners for Research 5K. Let's lace up for a future where cancer is no more than a footnote in history. Act Now: Your support can make a world of difference. Donate today, and let's turn hope into action. 🙏 #Runners4Research #TogetherWeCan #FightCancer

Week one of my challenge is done! 💪 🙌 🧘♀️ Apart from not being able to breathe properly because my stomach muscles are insanely sore, I'm feeling okay overall. I still have 22 days to go and I'm pushing myself to complete this. I'm doing this not just for myself, but to accelerate progress in cancer research and help make the goal of seeing 3 in 4 people survive their cancer by 2034 a reality. The funds I raise will go directly to Cancer Research UK (CRUK) advancing cancer research and patient support. If my challenge inspires you and you want to support this important cause, please consider making a donation using this link: 💙 https://lnkd.in/e8Wq9wDW 💙 Every small contribution counts and will get us closer to breakthroughs in preventing, detecting, and treating all types of cancers. Together, we can make a difference! #cancerawareness #cancerresearchuk #peopleandculture

In these uncertain times, one thing remains constant: cancer hasn't stopped, and neither will we. 💪 Supporting women-led cancer research is close to my heart, and with your help, we can sustain and advance this vital work. Please consider donating today to help fuel the future of cancer research. Every contribution makes a difference. https://buff.ly/3RngLWg #CancerResearch #SupportWomenInScience #DonateToday

Post in my personal name: I support the initiative organised by Elodie who is looking for sponsors. Supporting such initiatives is to be seen as social responsibility which can be disclosed in your annual ESG report! I hope this post is not a stone thrown into the sea.

Did you know? The Cancer Research Institute is ranked among the top 5% of all U.S. rated charities! Give with confidence this year by exploring our latest Impact Report, and discover how CRI is transforming the lives of cancer patients on a global scale: https://bit.ly/45VwWP9 #CancerResearch #Immunotherapy #CharityRatings #GiveWithConfidence #GivingTuesday

Help me #EndCancer I am raising money to give cancer the boot once and for all. Please consider donating to support my efforts. Why I Walk: *100% of the funds I raise support MD Anderson Cancer Center, the global leader in cancer research. Discoveries at MD Anderson lead to new treatment standards everywhere, giving all those touched by cancer the best chance for survival. MD Anderson is the place for ending cancer. *Support this renowned institution's bold mission to end cancer by donating to my fundraising page or by registering to walk with me.  *Together, we can end cancer and create a world where our family and friends are safe from this disease.  *You Can Make an Impact Your donation (100%!) helps fund: *Groundbreaking research that will save lives around the world. *Improvements in cancer care delivery and availability for breakthrough cancer treatments. *Development of better diagnostic tools and tests that improve early detection, patient programs and quality of life for cancer survivors.

With more than 2 million cancer diagnoses expected in the US this year, now's the time to reduce our risk of cancer through healthy activities. Together, with the American Cancer Society, we can help support crucial cancer research, advocate for improved access to care, and provide important patient services. Today, I'm honoring the legacy of Dave Pizzo and dedicating my steps to support pancreatic cancer research. Learn more at cancer.org/fit2be. #doitfordave 

Fascinating insight on how adjustments to messaging can have business impacts 👇

💡Great behavioural insight for copywriters Patrick Fagan. I wonder – does this mean the present tense is generally more persuasive than both future AND past tense? The reason I ask is this finding totally chimes with that 2023 paper on reviews that Thomas McKinlay unearthed recently: Reviews written in the present tense are more persuasive than those written in the past tense. I.e... ☕️ 'The coffee at this place IS amazing!' Is more convincing than... 'The coffee at this place WAS amazing'. The present version feels continuously true, rather than just true on a one-off occasion. Priming reviewers with ghost input text like: 'What's the coffee like here?' may encourage us to write reviews that others find more convincing. Thinking about this more broadly: 1️⃣ If the present tense is more persuasive than future tense in this tagline... 2️⃣ And present tense beats past tense in reviews... 3️⃣ Could it be that present tense is generally the most persuasive tense to write in? ------ Check out the present-tense reviews paper here: https://lnkd.in/e52am39i Or where I saw it, over on Ariyh