Taking care of yourself may be the most important thing that you can do for your family. This message, and on prevention and early detection guidelines for cancer, is the central point of "Mi Vida", a new American Cancer Society bi-lingual awareness campaign that is reaching out to Texas Hispanics."We know how to prevent some cancers, and how to detect others at an early stage when the survival rates are as high as 90%," stated Keith Mirrer, Communications Chair of the American Cancer Society's Texas Division. "The American Cancer Society can help in many ways, including providing information and resources in Spanish, as well as English."The American Cancer Society now has Cancer Information Specialists that answer phone calls 24x7 at the organization's National Cancer Information Center -- 1-800-ACS-2345 (1-800-227-2345). In addition, cancer prevention and early detection information in Spanish is available on the American Cancer Society web site at www.cancer.org .