Chrissy wanted you to touch yourself. To know what your breasts feel like. To know how they feel. And if something's changed, to see your doctor.
No one knows your body like you do. That’s why knowing your normal is so important. Here are some facts about breast cancer.
Young women have denser breast tissue making mammographic screening less effective. The best way to find breast cancer early is by regularly touching yourself.
Breast cancer is estimated to be the most commonly diagnosed cancer for women aged 20-39 years.
Early detection gives you a much greater chance of being treated successfully, that’s why it’s important to know how your breasts look and feel.
If your breasts look or feel different, please see your doctor immediately.
You know the drill. Stop smoking, maintain a healthy body weight, be active most days and keep an eye on how much booze you drink.
If someone in your family has had breast cancer and you feel concerned - speak to your doctor.
Screening mammograms are performed on women without any symptoms of breast cancer and may find a cancer that is too small to feel.
Chrissy wanted you to touch yourself. To know what your breasts feel like. To know how they feel. And if something's changed, to see your doctor.
No one knows your body like you do. That’s why knowing your normal is so important. Here’s some facts about breast cancer.
Young women have denser breast tissue making mammographic screening less effective. The best way to find breast cancer early is by regularly touching yourself.
Breast cancer is estimated to be the most commonly diagnosed cancer for women aged 20-39 years.
Early detection gives you a much greater chance of being treated successfully, that’s why it’s important to know how your breasts look and feel.
If your breasts look or feel different, please see your doctor immediately.
You know the drill. Stop smoking, maintain a healthy body weight, be active most days and keep an eye on how much booze you drink.
If someone in your family has had breast cancer and you feel concerned - speak to your doctor.
Screening mammograms are performed on women without any symptoms of breast cancer and may find a cancer that is too small to feel.