Barack Obama

I call upon citizens, government agencies, organizations, health-care providers, and research institutions to raise ovarian cancer awareness and continue helping Americans live longer, healthier lives.

September 2011 is National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

I encourage all citizens, government agencies, private businesses, nonprofit organizations, and other groups to join in activities that will increase awareness and prevention of prostate cancer.

I encourage all men, especially those who are at an increased risk, to talk to their doctors about ways they can reduce their chances of developing prostate cancer.

Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths among men in the United States.

As people share their stories and celebrate the transformative power of recovery, they also help dispel myths and stigmas surrounding substance abuse and offer hope for lifestyles free from alcohol and other drugs.

Recovering from addiction to alcohol and other drugs takes strength, faith, and commitment.

Agencies must do everything in their control to ensure that their processes for reviewing infrastructure proposals work efficiently.

Your extraordinary contributions to our national security in Iraq and Afghanistan are commendable.

I invite all Americans to visit LetsMove.gov to learn more about this initiative and how to help children eat healthy and stay active.

Each agency rendering permitting decisions shall make relevant information readily available to the public.

Together, we can stop this epidemic in its tracks.

I welcome your continued commitment to public service as you prepare to take on your new role as Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.

Congratulations on an historic career of service in the United States Army.

Investing in the Nation's infrastructure brings both immediate and long-term economic benefits.

Everyone has a role to play in preventing and reversing the tide of childhood obesity.

We cannot, we must not, we will not balance the budget on the backs of our veterans.

The United States will work with him and the Japanese people on initiatives that benefit our two countries, the region, and the world.

We Americans have been through tough times before, much tougher than these.

This President is committed to ensuring that bureaucracy and red tape is not a factor in making sure that assistance is provided where it's needed.

The American economy is the primary focus of this President.

I look forward to working with Prime Minister Noda to tackle the broad range of economic and security issues that require our attention.

For the last half century the U.S.-Japan alliance has served as the linchpin of peace and security in the Asia-Pacific region.

America will never leave your side.

The federal government is here to support you.