Breast Cancer: why is it so important to support breast cancer

why is it so important to support breast cancer ?
why is it so important to support breast cancer ?
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Because breast cancer is one of most common cancers in woman and has a high fatality too. Plus, your also supporting in the fight against cancer so in case if you get it you'll have a fast easy treatment with probably no side effects.
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Would you like to see girls walk around with one boob? Lopsided boobs? Babies that cant get breastfed? A severe decrease in the women population? Which means a severe decrease in overall population? Btw, Guys can get it too. How awkward would that be if you couldn't get it fixed privately.
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Chances are, you know someone who has been diagnosed with breast cancer, at least you will in your lifetime. It's important that we eliminate this horrible disease and support is the only way, through funds and research.
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It's important to support breast cancer prevention because it's one of the most common cancers that has excellent prognosis if detected early, but metastasizes very quickly if not detected early. Early prevention,detection, and education can literally save a lot of lives. That being said, I really wish there were similar campaigns for colon and prostate cancers- those are also very common cancers that have excellent prognosis if detected early, but poor if detected late.
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My Personal support from Breast cancer donations saved my life I lost my job over this and had no medical insurance and 1 chemo. treatment cost 8.000 dollars not counting 36 treatments of rad.it also tries to help researchers find a cure I wish they they could find a cure for all cancer.God bless all the people involed in curing cancer.
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Breast cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable cancers today thanks to new innovations in early detection and treatment. This is partly due to it's widely advertised/promoted (and sometimes commercialized) status. Breast cancer awareness has reached more eyes and ears than any other in the media, and literally has more volunteers and participants than volunteers for a presidential campaign. It's important to support it because it's one of the most common cancers in women along with ovarian and uterine cancer. We can all testify that we've seen more promotion of this disease than ever before. Walk down any store isle and you'll see Pink Ribbons on lots of products that donate. Talk shows and news programs dedicate entire time slots to its awareness. I've even seen the Pink Ribbon on cereal boxes. Wow. More than ever before, it seems to be "hip" to show its support. But this is by NO MEANS a bad thing. Due to it's "commercial" success, it has generated hundreds of millions of dollars in funding for research in prevention, detection, and treatment, as well as financial assistance programs for those that cannot afford screenings or are under insured or have no insurance. Komen.org wants to give away $100 million this year alone, and I think that may be a record. Thanks to advancements, more people are living longer through awareness, early detection, and improved treatment options. This country alone has thousands of charities in its support, and that's great. It would be wonderful if all cancers, diseases, poverty, illiteracy, etc. received as much press and attention. Thanks to a CT scan mammography they found my wife's breast cancer. 20 yrs ago they wouldn't have found it until it had gotten larger and been seen by normal x-ray. Want to help? Donate to komen.org or cancer.org. Another way to help is to buy a gasoline card and donate it to your local hospital for them to give to someone that can afford the gasoline to go to an appointment to screening or follow up care. Hope this helps. Mark the charityplush.com team
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catch http://www.cancerssociety.org for more info..

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