Cancer Survival Rates are on the Rise Due to Increased Awareness from Resources Such as eCancerAwareness.com

Sacramento, CA, May 24, 2006 --(PR.com)-- A progress report released by the National Cancer Institute shows that while certain forms of Cancer such as Female Breast Cancer and Melanoma are on the rise, the average survival rates for all forms of Cancer are increasing. Cancer awareness is an overwhelming factor in this trend.

Web sites such as eCancerAwareness.com are helping to spread the word about Cancer, Cancer prevention, and general awareness toward fighting Cancer. The public is becoming more educated about treatments and early detection and the report shows that the current mortality rates for Cancer victims are dropping. Unfortunately, the numbers of Breast Cancer diagnoses, for example, is still on the rise. Obviously, there is still a long way to go and the general public needs to become more aware.

There are several ways that people can do their part to help support the Cancer Awareness cause. eCancerAwareness.com provides free blogs, or web journals, to anyone affected by Cancer, so the public can learn more about Cancer from those who have fought and won the battle, or are currently combating the disease. Anybody affected by Cancer is encouraged to sign up for their own blog to provide information, keep a journal of their experience, or tell the story of a friend or family member’s fight with Cancer.

There is also a vast amount of information related to Cancer available on eCancerAwareness.com, and the site provides an easy way for visitors to share the resource with friends and family. Web site owners and bloggers can also support Cancer awareness by taking part in the “Be Cancer Aware” campaign started by eCancerAwareness.com.

Awareness plays a very large role in the fight against Cancer and Cancer prevention. The over-all trends are optimistic, but there is always more that can be done to try to beat this disease that has impacted countless peoples’ lives. To help in the fight, eCancerAwareness.com provides information, blogs and many more resources, which are all free to the public.

For additional information, visit eCancerAwareness.com

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