As we mark 10 years of CancerAware, we look back with gratitude at how far we have come. From our first #WeWearPink  Breast Cancer Campaign in 2015 to reaching millions with our message, the last decade has been one of advocacy, action and impact. Below is a snapshot of our journey so far, told through the numbers that reflect lives touched, communities impacted and change created. Our Impact in Numbers 20,000: Women benefited from our free cancer prevention and early detecti

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