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If you’re diagnosed with breast cancer, here are the general steps typically taken: These steps can vary based on individual circumstances, so it’s important to work closely with your healthcare team to develop a personalized treatment plan. Diagnostic Testing: After an initial screening mammogram or physical exam reveals a suspicious area, further diagnostic tests such as a diagnostic mammogram, breast ultrasound, or MRI are conducted to get a clearer view. Biopsy: A biopsy

Lie on your back and put your right hand behind your head. Use your left hand to press down to examine the right breast. Apply light, medium, and firm pressure to check all layers of your breast tissue. Sit up and press into your right armpit to check for lumps. Squeeze your nipples to check for any discharge. Lie back down, switch arms, and repeat. It's advised to examine your breasts 3-5 days after your menstrual cycle. Breast self-exam: Manual inspection (reclining) With f

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Mortality Rate: 40% higher than White women. Incidence Rate: Similar overall to White women, but higher under age 60. Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: 1 in 5 Black women diagnosed; more aggressive and harder to treat. Survival Rates: Lowest 5-year survival rate among all racial/ethnic groups. Age and Stage at Diagnosis: More likely to be diagnosed younger and at a more advanced stage  These statistics underscore the importance of targeted interventions and support for Black wom

Most common cancer among U.S. women (excluding skin cancers) Accounts for ~30% of all new female cancers annually. 2024 estimates: 310,720 new invasive cases, 56,500 new non invasive cases Expected deaths in 2024: 42,250 women The 5-year relative survival rate varies by stage at diagnosis Average lifetime risk for U.S. women: 13% (1 in 8 chance) It mainly affects middle-aged and older women; the median diagnosis age: 62 Highest death rate among Black women compared to other

I was diagnosed in 2012, with my first breast cancer and felt alone in my fight. By the time I was diagnosed with my second, in 2018, I had already made the conscious decision to share my story and encourage my community to Listen To Your Body , promoting awareness not only of breast cancer but of any ailment one may face, so that whatever it is, big or small, people are aware that they are not alone, while directing them to resources or information to make for a better outco