A reminder to please follow us at Count Me In to stay up to date with us. Thank you!

April is #EsophagealCancerAwarenessMonth . Any #esophagealcancer patient in the US or Canada who has ever been diagnosed can join Count Me In so researchers everywhere can learn from their tumor samples and medical information. Learn more at ESCProject.org. #CountMeIn

By joining the ESCproject, every patient who has ever been diagnosed with esophageal or stomach cancer in the US & CA can share their information and voice with researchers. Learn more about how you can help transform research at escproject.org

We’re excited to share that as of today, #CountMeIn is now available to all patients with cancer in the US & Canada. Learn more at joincountmein.org. By participating in the ESCproject, you are already a part of Count Me In and your participation will not be affected.

Heard of “Count Me In”? This patient-researcher collaboration creates a pipeline for patients to share cancer-related #data with scientists directly: datascience.cancer.gov/news-events/bl…

Have you registered for our monthly Esophageal and Stomach Cancer Monthly Support Meeting?

May 24th, 5pm PST. Link to register is below! We hope to see you there!

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Click 'Count Me In' at ESCproject.org to engage in esophageal cancer research wherever you live in the US and Canada #EsophagealCancerAwareness

This Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month is time for hope! New immunotherapies are available for our patients. Join our Deep Dive on Personalized Medicine in Esophageal Cancer on Saturday, April 17 at 11 am Eastern. 👉 Sign up at ECHope.org. vimeo.com/536715463

During Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month, What Do You Need to Know? Check out our video about the Esophageal Cancer Facts You Need: vimeo.com/ecan/factsuneed

Please remember that April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month. Please support EC Aware in bringing about Awareness.

April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness month. Learn more about our approach to advancing esophageal cancer research at ESCproject.org #EsophagealCancerAwareness

We have partnered with the Esophageal and Stomach Cancer Project to enable researchers to explore new therapies for future patients. Visit our website to learn more. 💻 

#standuptocancer #cancerwarriors #cancerfighter #cancerfighter s #earlydetection

Hope for Stomach Cancer has a booth at the Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium. 🧬 The virtual symposium will be held January 15-17! #GI21 meetings.asco.org/gi/attend

#gastriccancer #cancersupport #cancercommunity #standuptocancer #cancerfighter

Join Debbie's Dream Foundation: Curing Stomach Cancer in a Gastroesophageal Cancer Educational Symposium Saturday Dec 5th at 9am. Both Dr. Bass and Dr. Klempner are integral to the scientific guidance of the ESCproject.org and will be speaking at this event. Register here: debbiesdream.org/events/mghsymp…

Tissue samples from surgery are used for clinical care. During the ESCproject consent process, you can opt to share samples for research. It's important that your tissue is available for clinical care; we only request it if there is some leftover. escproject.org/more-details

Thank you to all of those who have joined us in bringing awareness to stomach cancer. Together we can continue to accelerate discoveries that may inform future therapies for this rare cancer. Learn more: ESCproject.org

Hope for Stomach Cancer creates and facilitates programs that help those affected by stomach cancer while providing resources to patients, caregivers and loved ones. We are grateful for their advocacy and our partnership. Learn more: stocan.org HopeForStomachCancer

Debbie's Dream Foundation raises awareness about stomach cancer by supporting research and providing resources to patients, families and caregivers. We are appreciative of their advocacy and our partnership. Learn more: DebbiesDream.org Debbie's Dream Foundation: Curing Stomach Cancer

We are grateful for our advocacy partners NoStomachForCancer as they continue to support research and unite the caring power of people worldwide affected by stomach cancer. Learn more: NoStomachforCancer.org #StomachCancerAwareness