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🌟 How To Save A Breast? And Never Become A Victim 🤔 🌟 Ever wondered how possible it is to use an app alone to detect breast cancer? You're not alone. 📱 ❗️ Breast cancer starts by affecting breast cells and can be diagnosed early through a non-invasive way: mammography. 🎀 😣 Mammography can be uncomfortable sometimes, but a self-examination alone is not enough. Here are some reasons why you should do a mammography from time to time: 1. 🔍 Cancer or abnormalities can't always be felt: Different people have different risk profiles, and for some, signs like lumps and discharges will not come early enough. 2. ⏳ Your risk of developing breast cancer increases with age: Older people, from around the ages of 45 and above, are said to have the highest risk of developing breast cancer. A mammogram would help determine your risk. 🎗️ Cancer is almost always curable if discovered early. Save your breasts, and even your life. Be a beacon of hope for others by taking care of your health today. 💖 #BreastHealth #CancerPrevention #MedicalScreening #ProfessionalDevelopment

Did you know that 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime? Yes, you read that right! Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women worldwide. But early detection is key! When caught in its earliest stage (Stage 0 or Stage 1), the 5-year survival rate for breast cancer is over 90%. Knowing when and how often to get checked is crucial. Here's your breast check timetable 🗓️:- 👩⚕️ Age Group 20–30: ➡️ Clinical Check-Up Frequencies: Every 3 years 👩⚕️ Age Group 30-40: ➡️ Clinical Check-Up Frequencies: Every 2-3 years ➡️ Begin annual mammograms at age 40, or earlier if you have a family history. 👩⚕️ Age Group 40-50: ➡️ Clinical Check-Up Frequencies: Every 1-2 years ➡️ Annual Mammogram screenings are a must. 👵 Age Group 50+: ➡️ Clinical Check-Up Frequencies: Every year ➡️ Annual Mammogram screenings are essential. 🎗️ Early detection can save lives, and your proactive approach could be the key to a brighter, healthier future. 💪 Spread the word and encourage your loved ones to follow this timetable too. Together, we can create a world where breast cancer is detected early and lives are saved.💕 Don't wait, get checked regularly. Book your test now on Naturefit app. 𝐃𝐌 𝐮𝐬 𝐨𝐫 𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐮𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 ☎️ 8976986545 🌐 http://www.naturefit.in Follow Naturefit for more 💚 #BreastCancerAwareness #breastcancerawarenessmonth #breastcancer #pinkoctober #pinkribbon #breastcancersurvivor

Ladies, it's Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Let's come together and spread the word about the importance of early detection. Breast cancer affects millions of women worldwide, and early detection can truly be a lifesaver. Regular self-exams, mammograms, and check-ups are vital in catching any potential signs or abnormalities. Remember, knowledge is power! Educate yourself about the risk factors, symptoms, and screening options available. Let's support each other on this journey towards better health. Encourage your loved ones to prioritize their well-being, schedule those appointments, and stay proactive about breast health. Together, we can make a difference! Let’s empower women everywhere to take control of their health. Share this post and spread the message. Let's stand strong against breast cancer! #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #EarlyDetectionSavesLives #SpreadTheWord #EmpowerWomen #StandAgainstBreastCancer #drcamelialclarke #deathcare #deathcareprofessionals #deathcareindustryexpert

Clearing up any confusion - breast self-exams are an essential tool in detecting breast cancer. Full stop. This is especially true for women under 40, who do not yet get annual mammograms - and who are being diagnosed with breast cancer at increasing levels. Brem Foundation to Defeat Breast Cancer will continue to push for self-advocacy when it comes to breast health. Know your normal. Do self-exams. Ask questions. Push back if you are not being heard. Because early detection can indeed save your life. Thanks to The Washington Post for publishing my letter today ⬇ ⬇ ⬇ #earlydetectionsaveslives #selfexam #breasthealth

✨ BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH ✨ 💫 Breast cancer can develop in anyone regardless of their age, gender or ethnicity. 💫 1 in 7 women in the UK will develop breast cancer in their lifetime and although < 1% of UK cases occur in men, it is important for us ALL to be vigilant. 💫 Regular self-examination can lead to the earlier detection of breast cancer which can save lives. 💫 It does not matter how frequently you self-examine but at least monthly is recommended. You can set a monthly reminder on your phone! 📱 💫 Use a mirror as part of your self-examination and please seek medical attention if you notice any of the following: 🚨 New lumps in the breasts, chest wall or armpits. 🚨 Skin changes (e.g. new rash, puckering, dimpling). 🚨 Nipple inversion (if your nipples usually point outwards). 🚨 Nipple discharge. 🚨 Non-cyclical breast pain. 🚨 Any change that you are concerned about - it is better to be safe than sorry! #breastcancerawarenessmonth #breasthealthchecks #womenshealth #menshealth #everywomanhealth #cambridgeshire

5 Reasons to Get a Mammogram: 🎀 It's the most effective way to detect early. Not all breast cancers can be found by a self-exam, especially at an early stage. 🎀 You never know your chances. Did you know that about 85% of women with breast cancer have no family history of the disease? 🎀 It’s an important part of healthy aging. Your risk for breast cancer increases as you age, which is why women are encouraged to begin getting regular mammograms around the age of 40. 🎀 It may save your life. When detected early, breast cancer has a 99% survival rate. 🎀 It only takes 20 minutes. It may not be the most comfortable procedure, but it’s quick! Taking a little time out of your day now ensures you'll have even more time with the ones you love. Join us on Friday, Oct. 20 for screenings, same-day results, refreshments and giveaways at our Outpatient Pavilion in Farmington, CT. Please make an appointment in advance with Program Coordinator Kim Hamilton, 860-679-4007 or the Beekley Imaging Center 860-679-3734. Most insurances accepted. For those who are uninsured or underinsured, please contact Kim Hamilton for assistance.

Is breast cancer NSFW? Why am I posting about my breast cancer story on LinkedIn? We’ve all read how we spend more time at work than at home (pre-Covid and the wfh wave). We spend more time with coworkers than family. Our work relationships matter. So when 1 in 8 women will develop invasive breast cancer… y o u yes, y o u each of you reading this, most likely will work with someone dealing with this (or another) cancer. 👉 Leaders, someday you will have a direct report who will have a diagnosis. 🚺 Will she tell you? 🚺 Will you have created a culture where she can tell you? 🚺 Or will she hide her surgery and treatments? Think about it now, before it happens: 🚺 How will you deal with the news? 🚺 How will you respond? 🚺 How will you show up? 🚺 Can you even show up? 🚺 And it’s okay if you can’t, but how will you let her know? 🚺 Are there processes in place? 🚺 Have processes been discussed at the leadership level? Doctors always tell you every case, every patient is different. Likewise, each employee and their work needs will be different. 🚺 Will you be flexible? 🚺 Can you be flexible? Look around you and count 8. One in 8. It could be anyone. Are you ready for that? #IBeatCancer I Beat Cancer Post No. 5/ 2023 #breastcancerawarenessmonth #getthatmammogram ✨✨✨✨✨ 2014 was my cancer/chemo year. It was not the only significant thing happening in my life, and more was on its way. But I survived. And if I survived all of that, so will you. In 2022, I did a daily post in October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Wasn’t planning on doing it this year, but here we are. 😄 Might not do 30+ posts this year, but the message is the same: If sharing my story gives one person 🎀 the nudge to schedule that screening, or 🎀 do a self-check, or 🎀 boosts the courage to face it, then the difficulty in penning these posts will be worth it. #ilovewords #whenconnectionsbecomefriends #freeagent #readyforaquota

Breast Cancer Awareness month is coming to an end but the fight continues all year long!!! Mammographers make significant difference in the lives of others.  Statistically 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with BRCA. BRCA is the second leading cause of death in women and early detection is life-saving. Some women prefer to go without a mammogram out of fear of compression and pain. Mammograms should not cause pain. Take time to educate patients on the reasons we use compression.  I tell my patients:  ***" You are the boss, and I am here to care for you."   ***" If you feel pain, please tell me, as I will not feel a thing."  ***" If you are feeling pain, it is likely my image will not be great."  ***" Every millimeter matters."  These statements help to remove anxiety by giving control the your patient. We cannot change whether our patients get cancer, but early diagnosis can change the outcome. Our patients are so grateful when they have had a great experience. As a mammographer you interact with a patient for a short time but the care you give can create a ripple effect of change for many. 🎗 🎗 🎗

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK for those assigned as women at birth. Over 55,000 people are diagnosed with breast cancer every single year. ‼️ There are many different signs and symptoms which you should look for to help with early detection of this cancer - as the earlier detected, the higher the likelihood of you receiving effective treatment. 👩⚕️ Some of the common signs include: a lump or swelling, size or shape changes of the breast, changes in skin texture or colour, unusual discharge, or emergence of a rash. Over a third of UK women do not check their breasts for a change. This is why spreading awareness is so crucial. We need to to become more engaged with our own bodies and listen to what they are trying to tell us. We often know when something is off - so make the time to check in with yourself and check up on your health. 🫶 There are some truly brilliant resources out there - so don't be afraid to take back control of your health!💪 #breastcancer #breastcancerawareness #cancer #checkyourself #checkyourboobies #checkyourboobs

What happens when you are diagnosed with a disease like breast cancer? What happens if it happens to me? This month is dedicated to encouraging timely diagnosis of breast cancer. Fortunately, we have many opportunities for those of us who are fortunate enough to know a little about the disease, but there is still so much to do. A few years ago, I thought that self-examination was enough, but today I know that more is needed! It's important to diagnose before you can feel it, and that can be very scary! In fact, the act of sitting and waiting to be called for a mammogram is already a reason to be afraid. And women's fear doesn't depend on how much you know or don't know about a disease; it's about knowing that there could be something that could stop you, not just you, but your family, your life. And that stops us from getting annual check-ups because self-examination, while very good, is not enough. When you reach the age of 35, if you are at risk, and at 40, all of us have an obligation to undergo a mammogram evaluation, and fortunately, there are many options available, each at different levels of accessibility. Personally, because I have lived with family members and friends who have had breast cancer, I remind all women responsible for other women to support each other by reminding ourselves of the appointment or accompanying each other, because if we catch it in time, we can continue and not stop! This month, let's detect breast cancer early. #breastcancer #octoberpink #radiology #womenleadership #healthcare #leadership #selfcare #diseaseawareness #womenshealth #loscontrastesdelavida