What is your Main "C" color? |
All Cancers – Light Purple (Lavender), Appendix Cancer – Amber, Bile Duct Cancer – Green (February), Bladder Cancer – Yellow (May), Bone Cancer – Yellow, Bone Marrow Transplant – Green, Brain Cancer – Gray (May), Breast Cancer (Women) – Pink (Hot Pink for Inflammatory Breast Cancer, Teal, and Pink for Hereditary Breast Cancer, Teal and Pink for Breast and Gynecologic Cancers Together), Breast Cancer (Men) – Light Baby Pink and Baby Blue (October), Cancer Survivor – Purple, Carcinoid Syndrome – Black and White (Zebra-Striped) (November), Caregiver – Lavender, Cervical Cancer – Teal and White (January), Childhood Cancer – Gold (September), Cholangiocarcinoma – Yellow, Chondrosarcoma – Yellow, Colon Cancer – Blue or Brown (March), Colorectal Cancer – Blue or Brown (March), Endometrial Cancer – Peach, Esophageal Cancer – Light Purple (periwinkle) (April), Ewing's Sarcoma – Yellow, Gallbladder Cancer – Yellow (February), Gastric Cancer – Periwinkle Blue, Glioblastoma – Gray, Gynecological Cancer – Teal, Head and Neck Cancer – Burgundy and Ivory or Red and White (April), Hodgkin’s Lymphoma – Violet (September), Kidney Cancer (Renal Cell Carcinoma) – Green or Orange (March), Laryngeal Cancer – Burgundy and White, Leiomyosarcoma – Purple, Leukemia – Orange (September), Leukemia and Lymphoma Together – Red/White/Red Stripes (September), Liver Cancer – Emerald or Jade Green (October), Living (Coping) with Cancer – Blue and Silver, Lung Cancer – Pearl, Clear, or White (November), Lymphedema – Light Blue, Lymphoma (Non-Hodgkins) – Lime Green (September), Melanoma – Black (May), Mesothelioma – Pearl, Myeloma – Burgundy (March), Myeloproliferative Diseases – Orange and Red, Neuroendocrine Cancers – Black and White (Zebra), Oral Cancer – Burgundy and White or Red and White, Osteosarcoma – Yellow, Ovarian Cancer – Teal (September), Pancreatic Cancer – Purple (November), Pharyngeal Cancer – Burgundy and White, Prostate Cancer – Light Blue (September), Rare Diseases (Including Rare Cancers) – Black and White (Zebra), Rectal Cancer – Blue (March), Retinoblastoma – White, Sarcoma – Yellow (July), Skin Cancer – Orange (with a sun) (May), Skin Cancer (Squamous Cell Carcinoma) – Red and White (May), Small Intestine Cancer – Periwinkle blue, Stomach Cancer – Periwinkle blue (November), Testicular Cancer – Purple (Orchid or Violet) (April), Throat Cancer – Burgundy and White, Thyroid Cancer – Blue/Pink-Purple/Teal (tricolored) (September), Uterine Cancer – Peach or Teal (September), Waldenstrom’s Macroglobulinemia – Pearl
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