Breast cancer doesn’t happen only in October, it happens every single day. That is why at CancerAware, our mission goes far beyond Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We are committed to educating, supporting and empowering women all year long. Even though #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth has ended, the work continues because awareness saves lives. Below are 3 key steps every woman (and man) should keep in mind to stay informed, proactive and health-aware. 1. REGULAR HEALTH CHECKS ✅ La

When it comes to breast cancer, early detection truly saves lives. Being aware of the changes in your body, performing regular breast self-checks and scheduling annual screenings are simple but powerful steps that can make all the difference. Finding breast cancer early means treatment is easier, recovery outcomes are better and survival rates are significantly higher. At CancerAware, we believe that awareness and early action are among the greatest gifts you can give yoursel

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