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Know your body. Know the facts.

Clear, trustworthy information about breast cancer and breast health, for everyone. Early detection saves lives, and it starts with knowing what to look for.

What is breast cancer?

How breast cancer starts, the parts of the breast, and why early detection changes everything.

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Risk factors

What raises the risk, what you can change, and what you can't.

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Signs & symptoms

The breast changes to look and feel for, and the TLC awareness habit.

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Self-examination

A simple monthly check you can do at home in a few minutes.

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Screening & diagnosis

How breast cancer is checked for and confirmed, from clinical screening to biopsy.

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Types of breast cancer

Not all breast cancers are the same. The main types, in plain language.

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Stages of breast cancer

What 'stage' means, from Stage 0 to Stage 4, and why early stage matters.

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Treatment

The main ways breast cancer is treated, and how a plan is chosen.

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Secondary (metastatic) breast cancer

What it means when breast cancer spreads, and why early detection still matters most.

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Life after treatment

Looking after your body and mind once treatment ends, and the power of community.

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Myths & facts

Separating common myths from the medical facts.

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This information is for general education and references trusted sources: breastcancernow.org, breastcancer.org, and nationalbreastcancer.org. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you notice a change, see a clinician.