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A recent report from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare revealed that as of 2022, India has the highest breast cancer mortality rate in the world. This statistic isn't just alarming, it's a wake-up call. Early detection is key to beating breast cancer, and awareness is the first step. Let's turn everyday moments into powerful reminders for self-care. In collaboration with Tata Trusts & Sanjeev Kapoor shed light on how something as simple as cooking can serve as a prompt to check for lumps (gaanth). By incorporating self-checks into our daily routines, we can significantly increase the chances of early detection of breast cancer, which is crucial for successful treatment. Join us in spreading awareness and hope. Together, we can beat breast cancer. Kyunki baat hai bahut aasaan, dein #GaanthPeDhyan. To find out how to conduct Breast Self-Examination visit: https://bit.ly/3RXaAZt #BreastCancerAwareness #CheckForLumps #EarlyDetectionSavesLives #HealthIsWealth #BreastCancer #ThisIsTataPower #SustainableIsAttainable

Supporting Women's Health, One Step at a Time ?? In agriculture and beyond, women's health is key to community well-being. Agrospectrum encourages regular breast cancer screenings as a crucial step in early detection. Remember: Early action saves lives! Let's join hands to spread awareness. #BreastCancerAwareness #HealthMatters #AgrospectrumCares

?? ????????????-???????????????? organization? It might sound like a strange choice of words, but at Kaltura, it means we're doing everything we can to support our Kalturians battling cancer and providing the tools needed for early detection. We're dedicated to supporting one another and promoting change when it comes to prevention and early detection. And that starts within our very own four walls... Here's how we're driving awareness: ?? Free breast exams at our office for any Kalturian ?? Distributing resources internally ?? Virtual webinars with healthcare professionals, including a Q&A session with a nurse ?? Partnering with "Stop Cancer" to train our HR teams and managers on how to create a supportive workplace for employees facing cancer Of course, you'll also see us wearing pink around the office all month long ?? #BreastCancerAwareness #PinkOctober #FightBreastCancer #BreastCancerSurvivor #CancerSupport

Today is World Cholangiocarcinoma (CCA) Day! This year, DiCE stands with the Global Cholangiocarcinoma Alliance in calling for a faster and easier journey to diagnosis for CCA patients, and in asking healthcare professionals to take action to improve the time to diagnosis:? ?? Clarify – Get to know the signs and symptoms of CCA ?? ?? Listen – Establish whether the patient’s history indicates that they are at a higher risk of CCA ?? ?? Explain – Be transparent with the patient on possible diagnoses and next steps ?? ?? Act – Decisively to establish a diagnosis as quickly as possible ? ?? ?? Refer – Patients to a specialist and share resources to support them in understanding their diagnosis? ? It's time to be #BeClearOnCCA ? https://lnkd.in/eeSeP2gn #Cholangiocarcionma #CCA #LiverCancer #CCAAwarenessMonth? #BeClearOnCCA?Global Cholangiocarcinoma Alliance AMMF - The Cholangiocarcinoma Charity Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation Cholangiocarcinoma Europe International Liver Cancer Association (ILCA)? ?Global Liver Institute European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) EU Health and Food Safety EU Science, Research and Innovation

In a recent article in Longevitylive, our client, Dr. Justus Apffelstaedt from Apffelstaedt, Hoosain & Associates, strongly recommends that a balanced diet and regular exercise can significantly decrease the likelihood of developing breast cancer in women. Although some factors such as ageing, menopause and family history are beyond our control, maintaining a healthy weight through a nutrient-rich diet can positively impact our overall health and reduce the risk of breast cancer. You can read more about it here https://lnkd.in/dvfPUF-4 #mangoomc #pr #communication #apffelstaedt #hoosain #longevity

As we close out the first day of the Accelerating Medicines Partnership? (AMP?) Program Symposium, we celebrate the impact of these large-scale public-private partnerships on the broad scientific, medical, and patient communities. From the initial three projects launched in 2014, focused on type 2 diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, and rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, the AMP Program now encompasses 10 projects in many disease areas, with more to come, involving 16 NIH institutes and programs, 34 industry partners, and 37 nonprofit and patient advocacy organizations. Together these collaborative teams have improved our understanding of disease pathways, facilitated better selection of targets for treatment, and identified platforms and processes to help treat and find cures for diseases faster. Find out more about AMP over the last 10 years: https://lnkd.in/gc8-WjUJ Courtney Silverthorn, Richard Hodes, Lindsey Criswell, Griffin Rodgers, Walter Koroshetz, Melissa Thomas, Maria Quinton

At Lifelab Integrated Wellness, we believe in the power of wellness and awareness to make real change. This October, we proudly support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women, making early detection and healthy living vital to prevention and survival. Here’s what you need to know: - Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths among women globally. - Early detection significantly increases survival rates - Regular self-exams and mammograms are key. - Staying active, eating a balanced diet, and avoiding smoking or excess alcohol can lower your risk. What can you do? - Perform monthly self-exams. - Schedule a mammogram if you’re 40+ or have a family history. - Spread the word about the importance of early detection. Together, let’s raise awareness and support every fighter, survivor, and those on their journey. ?? #BreastCancerAwareness #LifelabSupports #WellnessForAll #EarlyDetectionSavesLives

As October wraps up, let’s not overlook that it’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month ???. Raising awareness is vital, but some lesser-known facts about breast cancer deserve more attention. ?? 1. Men Are at Risk Too! 1 in 100 breast cancer diagnoses in the US is in men. Many ignore symptoms, thinking they’re not susceptible—but awareness is crucial! ?? 2. Dense Breast Tissue Matters: Dense breast tissue not only increases risk but can make tumors harder to detect. Asking your healthcare provider for tailored screenings is vital. ?? 3. It’s Not Just Genetic: Only 5-10% of cases are hereditary. Most are due to age, lifestyle, and medical history—showing that regular screenings and healthy habits are essential for everyone. ?? 4. Lifestyle Choices Count: Moderate exercise and balanced diets reduce risk by as much as 10-20%. Simple lifestyle shifts can make a big difference! Every fact shared, every story told—it all contributes to greater awareness and early detection. Let’s keep the conversation alive beyond October. ?? #BreastCancerAwareness #BCAM #SupportandAwareness #Emonics #Emonicshealthcare #LinkedIn #Posts #Trends #Trending

?? ???????????? ???????????? ?????????????????? ?????????? ? This October, Riva Group is fully committed to the fight against breast cancer. To show our support, each country in our group has illuminated its fa?ade with pink lights! ? This initiative symbolizes our solidarity and determination to highlight this important cause. Each light represents hope, courage, and strength for all those battling this disease. ? ?? Remember, prevention saves lives: ? ?????????????? ??????????????????: From age 50, or earlier with risk factors, it is recommended to have a mammogram every two years. ? ????????-??????????????????????: Know your body and stay alert to changes. Early detection of abnormalities is crucial. ? ?????????????? ??????????????????: A balanced diet, physical activity, and reducing alcohol consumption can lower risks. ? Together, let's promote the importance of prevention and take action against breast cancer! ???? #BreastCancerAwareness #PinkOctober #PinkLights #Solidarity #Prevention?

Who knows someone that has, or has had, breast cancer? It’s estimated to be 50-70% of us! As one of the most common cancers diagnosed in women it’s very likely you will encounter someone with the disease in your lifetime. Now… Who knows that fly fishing is a great activity to help women with breast cancer heal? Casting for Recovery does, and they offer free fly-fishing wellness retreats that - ??Empower women and cultivate confidence through learning something new in the outdoors. ??Support mental health and wellness through one-on-one and group support from medical oncology and psychosocial professionals. ??Prioritize environmental stewardship through proper fish handling, catch and release and sustainability. Support CfR as an individual or get on board with other fishing and outdoor industry leaders (Orvis, YETI, BUFF?and more) and help support this incredible organization that is improving lives through fishing. Learn more - https://lnkd.in/eEcMWdg2 #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #WearPink #KickCancer