Today, it shows the recognition of the anchor about colon cancer.
Update: 10:51 AM CDT March 19, 2025
March shows the moon of colon rectal cancer recognition. According to the American Cancer Society, colon rectal cancer is the third main cause of male cancer -related deaths and the fourth main cause of women. This is the cause of the Show Anchor Craig Melvin. He lost his brother as a disease in 2020. This is one of the reasons he designed this pool over wearing socks. I’ll show you after a while. It is a man who is talking with us now. Craig Melvin. Thank you for talking with us. thank you. It’s a good idea to spend time with yourself in a young and handsome version. Nice to meet you, twins. Nice to meet you too. pair. I have $ 20 for you. Thank you for talking with us and spending time. Thank you so much. I asked you who lost your brother with this disease in 2020. Was it your brother? Or did you have any other things? Well, when he was diagnosed at the age of 39, he and I started working with the colon rectal cancer Alliance. It is a major advocate of the state. They are based on Washington DC, and he just wanted to raise awareness, save money, and get a word for screening. At that time, the selection age was 50 years old. Since then, it has dropped to 45 years old. But we will talk about colon cancer, talk about family history, and strive for people to be selected. And when he became clear that he would not win in the fight against cancer, he asked me to continue to do so even after he disappeared. So I’ve been using the megaphone and platforms of the show for the past seven years to try to move the needle in this country and send the last part of moving. And it works. More people are receiving the screen than just a few years ago, but there are still many things to do. And Craig, you are very busy because you are on the board. You will also serve the board of directors of the colon rectal cancer group. Also, you do great things. You and your wife lindsay czarniak. Of course, great people have become part of the annual golf tournament, celebrity golf tournaments, and people of the Hort and Blowfish. I must be part of this golf tournament because you do great things with it. But you also have good things about it. I talked about what I was doing at the show today. Of course, I am wearing it here. We also have socks here. There are also matching socks and ribbons and ribbons on the color and side. You tell our viewers what kind of type you have led to this and what the proceeds are. As you know, people, most people, they keep looking for Darryl that they want to do something. People don’t know what to do, but most people want something to help. And we wanted to create a way for people to shake the logo and shake the logo, but they still wanted to do good things. So last year we started with bonds and socks, and this year we’ve shifted what you knew. Let’s go with Pullover and some socks and proceeds. And if you are not familiar with the colon’s rectal cancer alliance, it is recommended to check the website. But this is an organization that devotes to ending colon rectal cancer for our lifetime. The fundraising money goes to research. It supports caregivers. It also helps people literally come to the colonoscopy. You are probably a person in New Olians now, who are looking and listening, you know what you know, what you want to know, you want to have a colonoscopy, but you can’t reach or afford. This is an organization that helps it. So we were able to find out another way to help people and help the cause. So I developed this design with my colleagues at NBC News. And God blesses people. My words, they were sold out. We have more inventory, but they are sold downstairs at 30 Rock in the store. But they were sold out and we supplemented the supply. However, it is just there. I’m just trying to enter heaven. And if we can do a little little work along the way and probably do great things, it’s what we do. But I want to understand that people are just one of the few cancer. Prevention is possible. If you go in, you will have colonoscopy when you are 45 or older if you have a family history, but you will go and have colonoscopy. You can see that their polyps are often cancer. If they see the polyps, they just zap there. That’s it. They zap pop. That’s it. And you are boom, you are on you. You are on a small road to your Mary. And I think many people are scared of the idea of colonoscopy. And the reality is that they are much easier. They are fast and you have peace of mind. By the way, I don’t give up too much, but when the propofol occurs in the induced stuff, it is actually refreshing. I agree. My dad had a colonoscopy a few years ago. He was afraid that we had to push him for several years to get it. He finally got it. He said, what do you know? It wasn’t as bad as I thought. So, Craig, you are absolutely right about it. It wasn’t so bad. Yes, that’s right. accurately. And I will definitely get one. Of course, when that time comes. But what do you know, Craig? Thank you so much for what you do. Increase your perception of this. Thank you very much for your time. You travel to the country and are doing a show today. Thank you for your time. As always, we’ll see you again someday in the near future. Thank you for raising awareness using Darryl and platform.
Today, it shows the recognition of the anchor about colon cancer.
Update: 10:51 AM CDT March 19, 2025
In March, the moon of the colon’s rectal cancer is marked, and today Craig Melvin uses his platform to educate people about diseases. Craig’s brother Lawrence died of disease at the age of 39 in 2020. Since then he has now served the board of directors of the Colon Cancer Cancer Alliance. Regarding alliance, Craig and his wife held A GOLF Invitation every year to raise more than $ 1 million to fight. CRAIG also has a special project to design a fullover and design a pair of socks to honor his brothers. According to the American Cancer Society, colon rectal cancer is the third main cause of male cancer -related deaths and the fourth main cause of women. Health experts have moved the age of prevention selection to 50 years old because they affect young people with many cancer. The American Cancer Society reports that about 154,000 people in the United States will be diagnosed with colon cancer this year. It looks great to support the fight with the colon cancer, and to visit the NBC store website due to fullover and special socks.
In March, the moon of the colon’s rectal cancer is marked, and today Craig Melvin uses his platform to educate people about diseases. Craig’s brother Lawrence died of disease at the age of 39 in 2020. Since then he has now served the board of directors of the Colon Cancer Cancer Alliance.
Regarding alliance, Craig and his wife held A GOLF Invitation every year to raise more than $ 1 million to fight. CRAIG also has a special project to design a fullover and design a pair of socks to honor his brothers.
According to the American Cancer Society, colon rectal cancer is the third main cause of male cancer -related deaths and the fourth main cause of women. Health experts have moved to 50 years old at age 45 because they affect young people with cancer.
The American Cancer Society also reported that about 154,000 people in the United States will be diagnosed with colon cancer this year.
Support the fight with the colon rectal cancer and if you look good with Pullover and a special sock, visit the NBC store website.
