10/23/2026
ππBREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH: KNOW YOUR RISKππ
As we continue to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month, WHA joins communities everywhere in thinking pink and raising awareness about a disease that has touched so many lives. π©·
π We honor the fighters.
πͺ We celebrate the survivors.
π―οΈ We remember those we have lost.
π€ And we stand with the families, friends and caregivers who provide strength, hope and love every step of the way.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is also an important reminder to take care of ourselves and encourage the people we love to do the same. π
DID YOU KNOW?
π¨ Men get breast cancer, too. The American Cancer Society estimates that about 2,670 men in the United States will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in 2026.
π© Breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women, except for skin cancer, and approximately 30% of new cancer diagnoses in women in 2026 are expected to be breast cancer.
π©· KNOW YOUR BODY. KNOW YOUR RISK. TAKE ACTION.
π Know your risk.
π Know what is normal for you.
π Talk with your healthcare provider about screening.
π Encourage someone you love to take care of their health, too.
π Breast cancer screening can help find breast cancer early, when it is easier to treat.
π HELPFUL RESOURCES
π CDC Breast Cancer Information
π American Cancer Society Breast Cancer Resources
βοΈ American Cancer Society 24/7 Cancer Helpline: 1-800-227-2345
π Awareness can begin with one conversation. Check in with someone you love. Share information. Encourage screening. Show your support.