Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Your Guide to Early Detection

International Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October aims at educating women on the illness’s signs and helping those diagnosed embrace the condition. 

The facts supported by evidence include early detection increases the possibility of survival; the localized detection gives 99% five years’ survival.

Importance of Early Detection

Women aged 40-44 should be screened annually; those 45-54 should have yearly mammograms; women over 55 can have biennial or annual mammograms. 

Screening Recommendations

Pink October is the month of October devoted to early detection and treatment of breast cancer.

Global Awareness Campaigns

About 30% of breast cancer cases are linked to preventable factors, many of which can be mitigated through a healthy lifestyle. 

Risk Factors and Prevention

During Awareness Month, many organisations are involved in providing support and information about breast cancer.

Support and Resources

Early detection of breast cancer is vital for improving survival rates. Education and routine screenings are essential during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.