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Cancer is a general term for many different diseases that occur when the body's cells begin to divide uncontrollably. The abnormal cells can form a tumor and sometimes spread to other parts of the body.

Cancer can be caused by several factors, such as genetics, lifestyle (such as smoking or diet), environmental exposure, and random changes in the genetic material of cells. Most often, it is a combination of several factors.

Certain types of cancer have a hereditary component, but most cancers occur without a clear hereditary cause. If several people in the family have had the same type of cancer, it may be a good idea to consult healthcare providers about genetic testing.

Cancer can be detected through symptoms, medical examinations, or through screening programs (e.g., mammography). Early detection often increases the chances of effective treatment.

Symptoms vary depending on the type of cancer, but common signs can include fatigue, unexplained weight changes, pain, lumps, or changes in the skin, bowel movements, or urination.

Treatment depends on the type of cancer and the stage of the disease. Common treatments are surgery, radiation, chemotherapy (cytostatics), immunotherapy or targeted therapy – often in combination.

Many types of cancer can be cured, especially if detected early. Even when a cure is not possible, there are treatments that can slow the disease and relieve symptoms.

After treatment is completed, you may feel both physical and mental fatigue. Many people worry about recurrence. Support is available through healthcare services, patient associations, and organizations such as Ung Cancer.

You can reduce the risk by not smoking, eating healthily, exercising regularly, protecting yourself from the sun, and participating in recommended health screenings.

There are many support resources available—for example, Ung Cancer, Cancerfonden, and healthcare social workers. They offer counseling, support groups, and information for both those affected and their loved ones.

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Young Cancer is for young adults (16–35 years) who have been affected by cancer themselves or live close to someone who has. We are a non-profit, non-partisan, and non-religious organization. Since 2017, we have had a 90-account and are members of FRII, which guarantees that money donated to us is used in a controlled and fair manner.

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Cancer is a disease that invades people's lives without regard. We think it's okay to be angry about it – that's why we use "Fuck Cancer", not to be violent or sexist, but to make it clear that cancer has no place here.

Yes, since 2012. Ung Cancer owns the rights to use the term in print and as an event name, and others may not use it without our permission.

Fuck Cancer wristbands may only be sold by Ung Cancer or by approved retailers and ambassadors.