Breast Cancer Awareness Month takes place each year during the month of October and aims to shine a light on the devastating impact breast cancer has on thousands of Australians every day. The aim of the initiative is to shine a light on the devastating impact breast cancer has on so many people. In Australia, breast cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer, and it is estimated that one in 1 in 8 females and 1 in 667 males will be diagnosed by the time they are 85.
If you'd like to learn more about breast cancer, you can click here for further information. You can also learn more about the Daffodil Centre and it's streams of clinical research into breast cancer here.
This month may surface many complex and difficult emotions for many in this community. Whether you have or have had breast cancer, or if you're supporting someone who has it, what do you want people to know about Breast Cancer Awareness Month? How does Breast Cancer Awareness Month make you feel?
