World Breast Cancer Research Day
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Help us spread awareness for World Breast Cancer Research Day - donate, volunteer and show your support for those affected by this disease.
Mark your calendars for August 18 and join us in recognizing World Breast Cancer Research Day! This day was established to raise awareness about breast cancer research and the importance of early detection. Breast cancer is the second most common form of cancer in women worldwide, with over 2 million cases diagnosed each year. While progress has been made in treatments, there is still much work to be done to improve the outcomes for those living with this disease. Let's come together on August 18th to support and honor those affected by breast cancer and celebrate the strides that have been made in research.
Shop online or in store at participating retailers who are donating a portion of their proceeds to breast cancer research.
Check your local events calendar for any fundraisers, such as races and walks, that are raising money for breast cancer research.
Gather your friends and family to host an event or fundraiser of your own. Have a bake sale, host a car wash, or create a trivia night.
Research local organizations that are dedicated to raising awareness and funding for breast cancer research, then make a donation.
Share breast cancer facts and stories through your social media channels to raise awareness about the cause.
World Breast Cancer Research Day raises awareness about the importance of research into this disease. The more people are aware of the issue, the more likely it is that those affected by breast cancer will receive the financial and emotional support they need.
By raising awareness about breast cancer on World Breast Cancer Research Day, we can help promote early detection and diagnosis. This in turn increases the chance of successful treatment for those affected.
World Breast Cancer Research Day also helps to support and fund scientific research into this devastating disease. By investing in research, we can develop better treatments and perhaps one day find a cure.