30 DAYS, 30 REASONS
The Pinktober frenzy has settled like confetti, meanwhile 108 people die every day from breast cancer. For thousands of women and men affected by this disease,
breast cancer is a harsh reality 365 days a year. The ARMY OF WOMEN and The Dr Susan Love Research Foundation are here to
issue a month long reminder that breast cancer still matters. Every day throughout November, their blog will post a new reason to
continue the focus on finding the causes of breast cancer. As a proud member of the Army of Women bloggers I will help spread the word here.
- Because the goal isn’t the cure, it’s finding the cause and stopping it. More: #30reasons
- Because this is not the legacy we want to leave our daughters. More: #30reasons
- Because a daughter deserves a life with her mother. More: #30reasons
- Because nothing much has changed. More: #30reasons
- Because breast cancer is not sexy. More: #30reasons
- Because we made a national commitment more than 40 years ago. More:
- #30reasons
- Because the misconceptions will astound you. More: #30reasons
- Because a husband shouldn’t have to say goodbye. More: #30reasons
- Because we need to refocus research. More: #30reasons
- Because living with a cancer question mark hanging over your head isn’t easy. More: #30reasons
- Because our current methods come with a cost. More: #30reasons
- Because your participation is key and you have the power to help scientists. More: #30reasons
- Because awareness isn’t enough. More: #30reasons
- Because breast cancer does not discriminate. More: #30reasons
- Because pink should just be a pretty color. More: #30reasons
- Because we can wage a better, smarter war. More: #30reasons
- Because it’s hard to make individual decisions. More: #30reasons
- Because you don’t need to have cancer to participate in cancer research. More: #30reasons
- Because your health information could be the answer. More: #30reasons
- Because fighting breast cancer is a team sport. More: #30reasons
- Because far too many know the loss of a best friend. More: #30reasons
- Because breast cancer changes lives. More: #30reasons
- Because we just don’t know enough. More: #30reasons
- Because unlocking the mysteries of breast cancer will help put an end to other diseases. More: #30reasons
- Because it’s unacceptable to watch more than 280,000 get diagnosed every year. More: #30reasons
- Because not everyone is a survivor. MORE: #30reasons
- Because the causes remain unclear and we need more research. MORE: #30reasons
- Because breast cancer isn’t a one-size-fits-all disease. More: #30reasons
Breast cancer is a highly lethal disease for women and it is possible for men as well. But if we could know the early symptoms of breast cancer can we prevent it happening.
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