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      Breast Cancer Awareness 2024 at Drs. Nicolas & Asp Centers

      At Drs. Nicolas & Asp Centers, we’re proud to support Breast Cancer Awareness, standing alongside our community in solidarity. As a healthcare provider, we believe in the power of collective action and education to promote early detection and ensure better outcomes. Together with our patients, staff, and partners, we strive to spread hope, raise awareness, and advocate for the importance of health checks to save lives.

      Breast cancer is a complex condition impacting millions of women worldwide. In the UAE, it is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among women, with a significant number of cases occurring in women under the age of 50.

      Early detection is critical to improving outcomes and saving lives. When breast cancer is detected early, the chances of successful treatment and survival rates increase significantly. Here are some key facts to keep in mind:

      • Regular Self-Examinations: Adult women of all ages are encouraged to perform monthly self-breast exams to check for any unusual lumps, changes in size or shape, or skin abnormalities. Early detection often starts with recognizing these subtle changes. Breastcancer.org shows how to do a self-breast exam at home.
      • Mammograms: Women aged 40 and above are generally advised to get annual or biennial mammograms, depending on their risk factors. Mammograms can detect tumors before they are physically noticeable.
      • Risk Factors: While early detection is key, it's also essential to be aware of risk factors such as family history, genetic predisposition (like BRCA1/BRCA2 gene mutations), and lifestyle factors, including smoking and alcohol consumption.
      • Awareness Saves Lives: Knowledge is power when it comes to breast cancer. Educating yourself and your loved ones about symptoms and screening methods can make a life-saving difference.

      Together, we can fight breast cancer with the power of awareness, education, and early detection.

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