10/08/2026
Understanding your personal risk for breast cancer is an important part of taking charge of your health. While some risk factors cannot be changed, knowing what may increase your risk can help you make informed decisions about screening and prevention.
🔹 Know Your Family History – A family history of breast or ovarian cancer may increase your risk.
🔹 Know Your Personal History – Previous breast conditions or certain treatments may affect your risk.
🔹 Know Your Age & Risk Factors – Breast cancer risk generally increases with age, along with other factors such as genetics and hormonal history.
🔹 Talk With Your Healthcare Provider – Discuss your individual risk and ask when and how often you should be screened.
🔹 Stay Informed – Understanding your risk can help you recognize when it's important to seek guidance and stay up to date with recommended screenings.
Remember, taking time to understand your health can make a difference. 💗
Know your risk. Know your health. Take action.