One Ribbon, One Hope: A Fight for Breast Cancer

20/12/2021

Here are some ways how to recognize Breast Cancer symptoms in an early period of time. Like just what the saying says "Prevention is better than cure" therefore, we must be aware of what is happening in our body.

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10/12/2021

Fighting Breast Cancer Takes Everyone.
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Many factors can influence your breast cancer risk. While the types and risk factors vary from person to person, more is known about breast cancer than ever ...

09/12/2021

If you’re just beginning your search for information on breast cancer, you’ve come to the right place. Here are some facts and statistics about breast cancer that you might want to know! 💡

09/12/2021

Though it’s thought of as a disease that strikes women, men also battle breast cancer.

“Men have breast tissue. I think that’s an important lesson,” says Dr. Kathryn Ruddy, medical oncologist and director of Mayo Clinic’s Cancer Survivorship Program. “If a man finds an abnormality in his breast tissue, he should seek prompt medical attention.”

In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Dr. Ruddy explains who’s most at risk and what symptoms to watch for with breast cancer in men. Jeff Olsen reports.
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09/12/2021

Bernadette was diagnosed with breast cancer 15 years ago. She shares advice about her journey and discusses the importance of annual mammograms to catch cancer early. Discover the journey of a 15-year breast cancer survivor with the video we'll about to show you:

Bernadette was diagnosed with breast cancer 15 years ago. She shares advice about her journey and discusses the importance of annual mammograms to catch canc...

09/12/2021

Curious if you actually have breast cancer? Watch this video on how you can keep a look out for breast abnormalities by doing your own breast examination because it might save your life.

Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women in Singapore. It is estimated that 1 in 14 women before the age of 75 will develop breast cancer in h...