Breast cancer is a global health concern that affects women from all walks of life. Every 19 seconds, a woman somewhere in the world is diagnosed with breast cancer. For underserved women, especially African women, the stakes are higher, and the outcomes are grimmer—87% of diagnoses happen at late stages, leaving survival rates at just 32%. But there’s one thing that can change this: early detection.
The Power of Early Detection
How early-stage breast cancer has a survival rate of over 90%.
Simple, life-saving habits: monthly breast self-exams, regular clinical exams, and mammograms.
Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore
Unexplained lumps, changes in breast shape, skin dimpling, or unusual discharge.
Include a "Breast Self-Exam Step-by-Step Guide" with visuals.
Breaking Barriers in Our Communities
Why African women are disproportionately affected: financial, cultural, and access barriers.
How Rose Breast Health is stepping in to provide screenings, education, and support.
Time is precious, and early detection gives us a chance to stop the clock. Check your breasts today. Share this message. Together, we save lives.”
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