every season on Feb 4 with an purpose to make attention about the protection, analysis, and treatment of melanoma among the typical individuals across the globe.
Founded by the Partnership for Worldwide Cancer Management (UICC) to back up the objectives of the World Cancer Announcement, published in 2008 and as a aspect of World Cancer Strategy implemented at the World Peak Against Cancer for the New Century on Feb 4, 2000, primary of World Cancer Day 2014 is to help in decreasing the amount of Cancer and the number of fatalities triggered due to melanoma every season at a important amount by the season 2020. Since then, World melanoma day has become a powerful partnership between scientists, health-care experts, sufferers, govt authorities, market associates and the press with an purpose to battle melanoma.



World Cancer Day 2014, also known as World Cancer Awareness Day will once again follow the last season campaign and would mainly concentrate on the on Focus on 5 of the World Cancer Announcement to disregard the misconceptions about melanoma with the tag line "Debunk the myths".
UICC with the help of World Cancer Day Advisory Team, has recognized 5 misconceptions about melanoma for the World Cancer Day 2014 will concentrate to debug these misconceptions with the community and carry the facts relevant to melanoma among the individuals. The 5 misconceptions of Cancer and their facts as per the UICC are:
Myth 1: We don't need to discuss cancer
Truth: Although melanoma is no question a challenging subject for conversation, but in some of the regional places and societies where referring to melanoma is not accepted. But the fact is referring to about melanoma freely can certainly help in enhancing results at an personal, group and plan stage.
Myth 2: There are no symptoms and symptoms of cancer
Truth: It is a typical understanding about melanoma that, it cannot be clinically diagnosed as it does not display any symptoms but the fact is many kinds of melanoma reveals beginning indicators and the advantages of beginning recognition are confirmed.
Myth 3: There is nothing I can do about cancer
Truth: Most of the individuals think that Cancer is not treatable and nothing can be done if anyone is impacted with the illness, but there is a lot that can be done at an personal, group and plan stage and with the right strategies; a third of the most typical malignancies can be avoided.
Myth 4: I don't have the right to melanoma care
Truth: All individuals have the right to accessibility confirmed and effective melanoma therapies and services on equivalent conditions, and without struggling problems as a impact.
According to a 2008 information Cancer is one of the top causes of loss of life globally and included 7.6 thousand fatalities (around 13% of all deaths) that season, which has led to a significant issue among the individuals all over the globe. Thus paying attention to the improving issue of Cancer, many activities and techniques to make attention about different factors of melanoma is organized on the World melanoma Day by several govt organizations, personal organizations, schools, NGO's and other categories on different stages to be a aspect of arms for battling melanoma. These activities and techniques are concentrated to educate individuals about the causes of melanoma, symptoms and symptoms of melanoma, different kinds of melanoma and how to avoid melanoma through different channels such as tv, stereo, online and paper ads and content targeted for the same cause.
So, let's be a aspect of arms with World caner Day 2014 campaign in order to be a aspect of the campaign to battle melanoma and reduce the outbreak illness from the primary permanently.