June is National #CancerSuvivorsMonth. We celebrate Morgan England, a stage III melanoma survivor, who advocated to take the DecisionDx-Melanoma test, the results of which she says continue to help reduce her anxiety and provide confidence about her future. https://hubs.la/Q02DsW-60 DecisionDx-Melanoma is Castle's gene expression profile (GEP) test that analyzes a patient's unique tumor biology to predict their personal risk of recurrence and/or metastasis. It can help to improve prognostic accuracy, better inform management decisions, and positively impact outcomes.
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We are THRILLED to have won a national Top Workplaces Industry Award in Healthcare for the 2nd consecutive year! Castle ranked 4th out of 95 healthcare companies with 500 or more employees. Comprehensive list of winners: https://hubs.la/Q02GjqmB0 #TopWorkplaces Industry awards celebrate organizations that have built people-first workplace cultures within their sector. Press release: https://hubs.la/Q02Gjt6C0 #CastleCulture #WeLoveOurPeople❤️
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It's a 3-peat! We are so excited to have been named an Arizona Top Workplace by AZ Central for the 3rd year in a row AND to have earned 5 Top Workplace Culture Excellence Awards (multiple years running) for Innovation, Work-Life Flexibility, Compensation & Benefits, Leadership, and Purpose & Values. https://hubs.la/Q02GjgNq0 #CastleCulture #TopWorkplaces #WeLoveOurPeople❤️
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Did you know? Prolonged exposure to UV radiation is a major risk factor for developing #SkinCancer, including #melanoma, the most dangerous form. Always #PracticeSafeSun: cover up, seek shade, and wear sunscreen, but don't forget to regularly check your skin. Monitor spots and moles: if they have one or more of the ABCDEs, see your dermatologist. #UVSafetyAwarenessMonth #ShareTheFacts #CastleCares
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Castle proudly collaborates with iTASC, who provides treatment access for underserved, uninsured skin cancer patients, regardless of financial resources, by partnering with organizations to provide free, quality specialized skin cancer treatment. Angela Banner, who utilized iTASC's program to receive life-saving treatment for her skin cancer, shares her emotional experience: https://lnkd.in/gvtQABgu Learn more about iTASC at https://itasc.org. Skin Cancer Treatment:501(C)(3)
Skin Cancer Patient reacts to iTASC assistance
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We just love seeing our #PartnersInPrevention initiatives in action! Scenes from #4thofJuly fun in Friendswood parks — one of several free sunscreen dispensers, part of the Sun Safe City program partnership with IMPACT Melanoma, the City of Friendswood, and Castle Biosciences. #PracticeSafeSkin #NoSunForBabies #CatchShade
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Castle wishes you a very happy Independence Day🇺🇸! Enjoy food, fun, family, and freedom and as always, #PracticeSafeSun☀️. CHEERS! #4thofJuly
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Frank is in Times Square! Congratulations once more to our inimitable CFO, Frank Stokes, for being named a Top CFO in Houston, and big thanks to Nasdaq for showcasing him and his awesomeness in the Big Apple! #FrankStokesSuperstar⭐ #Top25CFOs #Nasdaq
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Did you know? UV exposure that leads to sunburn has proven to play a strong role in developing #melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer. According to The Skin Cancer Foundation, UV rays that damage skin cells can also alter a gene that suppresses tumors, raising the risk of sun-damaged skin cells developing into #SkinCancer. #PracticeSafeSun☀️: cover up, seek shade, wear sunscreen, and don't forget your 👀 — wear sunglasses! #UVSafetyAwarenessMonth #ShareTheFacts #CastleCares
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2wI noticed a spot on my right knee back in May 2016. I called a random dermatologist and got in the next week. I showed him the spot and I could tell by the look on his face, that he was concerned. They biopsied that mole that day and the next day I was informed that I had stage 4 melanoma. After three other opinions I was “downgraded to stage 3a. Nonetheless I needed surgery and treatment. I’m happy and more blessed to say that I’m almost eight years in remission!