Breast Cancer Awareness Free Presentation

When October was deemed National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it was with the intention of not only educating people about the disease, but also to recognize those who have been/are affected.

In 2022, millions of women are expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer. Despite those numbers, it is important to acknowledge the majority of women SURVIVE and WIN the fight against this disease. Today, there are millions of  breast cancer survivors around the word. By raising awareness, we can help create a world full of survivors by ensuring women win every time.

The good news is that death from breast cancer has been on a decline, and this is due in part to the tireless efforts of multiple foundations, organizations, and individuals who have made it their mission to educate women.  Increased awareness among women and more efforts to detect cancer early have made a tremendous difference, have brought about better treatment options, thus giving those diagnoses a better prognosis for survival.

Women and men alike must educate themselves on the resources available to them in their community in regard to cancer screenings and other preventative measures they can and should be taking.