What colors represent the different kinds of cancer?
Wednesday, December 31st, 2008 at
12:52 am
Merly asked:
For example: pink represents breast cancer.
thanks for all your help! a great teacher at our school has just been diagnosied with cancer and she has three girls that are still in middle school and younger!
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Cancer from smoking
Gray=brain, yellow=bladder, white=lung, blue=prostate, there are probably 7 or so more. Check out choosehope.com.
It’s a pretty cool website where you can get the color information, awareness info–all sorts of stuff!
How long can I smoke?
There is a great site call Choosehope.com……you can go on there and they list all the colors for all the cancers and you can purchase items for particular ones if you like….
I have Lymphoma and my color is lime green……..
Cancer from smoking
skin cancer is orange
bladder cancer is yellow
breast is pink (but you knew that
kidney cancer is green
colon cancer is blue
pancreatic cancer is purple
bone cancer is white
melanoma is black
colorectal cancer is brown
lymphoma is lime green
all gynecological cancers are teal
stomach cancer is periwinkle
uterine and endometrial cancer is peach
prostate cancer is light blue
general cancer awareness is lavender
lung cancer is pearl
childhood cancer is gold
male breast cancer is baby pink or baby blue
head and neck cancer is red and white
heredity breast cancer is teal and pink
carcinoid syndrome cancer is black and white
oral cancer is ivory
oral and neck cancer is ivory and Burgundy
teen cancer is blue and white
How long can I smoke?
Pink: Breast Cancer
Light Blue: Prostate Cancer
Teal: Ovarian/Uterine Cancer
Gold: Childhood Cancers
Grey: Brain Cancer
Green: Kidney Cancer
Dark Blue: Colon Cancer
Yellow: Liver Cancer
Purple: Pancreatic Cancer
Black: Melanoma (Skin cancer)
Orange: Leukemia
Periwinkle: Stomach Cancer
Lime Green: Lymphoma
White: Lung Cancer
Lavender: General cancer awareness