There’s no doubt about it — breast cancer is scary, especially because the causes of breast cancer are largely unknown, making it difficult to pinpoint preventative behaviors for
Did you know October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month?
You may have seen the commercial urging you to be “one less.” And chances are your doctor or gynecologist has asked if you have
As you all (hopefully) know, October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (link to www.nbcam.org). For nearly 25 years, this month has been recognized to raise awareness of the disease and raise funds for research. With a 12% chance of developing the disease, it is one of the most important health issues women face.
Pink is the official color for the month of October, which is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month—it’s visible everywhere from pink ribbons on campus to beauty products at the mall, all benefiting breast cancer research. For women in this country, breast cancer is a major concern, with 1 in 8 American women receiving a breast cancer diagnosis at some point in their lives.
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