
McAlister's Deli is partnering with the American
Cancer Society to fight back against cancer.
Visit a McAlister’s location listed below on Tuesday, July 29th for “Dining Out For A Cure” from 5pm-close, and McAlister’s will donate 10% of all sales to the American Cancer Society.
Here are the locations participating in “Dining Out For A Cure”:
Brandon
Byram
Canton
Clinton
Dogwood Mall
Downtown - Jackson
Madison
Magee
Maywood Mart – Jackson
Northpark Mall
Richland
Ridgeland
River Oaks – Flowood
Vicksburg
Maywood Mart – Jackson
Northpark Mall
Richland
Ridgeland
River Oaks – Flowood
Vicksburg
And while you're planning your summer vacation on my WEBSITE, don't forget these tips from the American Cancer Society:
Beach vacations, cookouts, festivals - summer is the time for fun in the sun. But sun exposure can cause skin cancer and premature aging. Are you safe every day? Test your Sun Safety IQ. You can learn more about developing sun-safe habits for all ages in the Sun Safety area of www.cancer.org. Below are some sun safety tips and recommendations from the American Cancer Society.
PROTECT YOURSELF:
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Try to limit the time you are in the sun, especially between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., when UV light is most intense.
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Use a sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher on all skin exposed to the sun, even on hazy or partly cloudy days.
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Apply sunscreen generously at least 20 to 30 minutes before going outside, and wear sunglasses.
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Reapply sunscreen every two hours or after swimming, sweating, vigorous activity, or towel drying.
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Wear hats with broad brims, shirts with long sleeves, and tightly woven clothing.
CHECK YOURSELF:
Become familiar with your birthmarks, moles, and blemishes so you know what they usually look like.
If you find anything that looks different, see your doctor. This includes any changes in size, texture, shape, and color of blemishes, or a sore that does not heal.
Check your skin monthly so you'll be more likely to notice any changes or even find a skin cancer when it's still small. Also, ask your doctor to check your skin during regular check-ups.
Examine all areas. Although most skin cancers develop in areas that get lots of sun exposure, tumors may also affect your palms, fingernails, and feet, too. Ask a loved one to help you check any hard-to-see places






