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September 16, 2024, USA
The Breast Cancer in Young Women (BCYW) Foundation’s global partner, CUF, is hosting the first international conference organized by the Breast Cancer in Young Women Foundation, which will take place at CUF Tejo Hospital. From Portugal to Japan, there will be more than 30 international speakers, recognized for their research and approach to breast cancer, particularly in young women, attending on the 29th and 30th of October, 2024. This first-of-its-kind conference will bring together a diverse, multidisciplinary group of professionals at the forefront of breast cancer and breast health research, treatment, and advocacy. Over 240 independent media and news channels worldwide picked up the press release.
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/744062645/
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July 2, 2024, USA
Empowering Young Women: Launch of Hashtag #HerBreastCareInsights Educational Series
Despite advancements in diagnostic methods, increased social awareness, and demographic changes, the cellular basis and triggers of breast cancer in young women (BCYW) remain elusive. There are many understudied and unresolved questions in the field. While we wait for these answers, it’s equally crucial to inform about emerging advances in the field across the globe. The BCYW Foundation has launched an educational series called hashtag #HerBreastCareInsights, providing young women with the latest advances in breast cancer research worldwide. Through targeted programs and educational campaigns, the foundation is empowering young women with information that may be crucial in making informed decisions that could potentially save their lives from breast cancer. The press release was picked up by over 225 independent media and news channels.
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/724492856/
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March 8, 2024, USA
Insights, Predictions, and Pathways for Interventions to Address Rising Breast Cancer Incidence in Young Women
The WHO predicts that BCYW will continue to increase globally until 2040, with an average onset age of around 33.62 years globally (and 33.88 for India and 34.26 for the US). This projection suggests that many young women diagnosed in 2040 will be around plus-17 years in 2024. This offers us a clear window for intervention through targeted awareness at the grassroots and the early diagnosis of the disease. To kickstart conversations on prevention and raise awareness among youth and young women and the community, the BCYW Foundation has published an article, “Understanding the Rising Breast Cancer Among Young Women: Biological Insights, Projections, and an Opportunity Window Leading up to 2040” in the Indian Journal of Surgical Oncology. It explores possible causes beyond genetic factors (which only explain about 10-15% of cases) and discusses what makes breast cancer in young women different from cases in older women. It also emphasizes the importance of understanding how lifestyle, environment, genetics, and hormonal changes can increase the risk of breast cancer from puberty onwards. The press releases, which are in English and Hindi, were picked by over 268 and 100 independent media and news channels, respectively.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38511023/
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/693192550/
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/693106495/
January 2024, USA
Why Are More Young Women Getting Breast Cancer? BCYW Foundation Launched a New Educational Series for Her, #HerBreastCareInsights
What is causing this increase that we have yet to understand fully? Many unresolved questions in the field need more research, i.e., the nature of molecular changes of predictive and therapeutic value, what triggers these changes, and how to predict which healthy young women may develop breast cancer later in life. As we wait for the answers, it is vital to keep young women informed about relevant advances across the globe. Therefore, the BCYW Foundation has launched an educational series called #HerBreastCareInsights. These insights hold significant importance in saving the lives of young women from breast cancer.
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January 2024, BCYW Foundation Newsletter, USA
Reflecting On The BCYW Foundation’s Journey To Move Forward
It has been seven months since the BCYW Foundation committed itself to tackling the unique challenges surrounding breast cancer in young women and saving the lives of young women from breast cancer tomorrow. The Foundation promotes targeted awareness, funds advanced BCYW research, and supports advocacy for advancing young women’s health. We would like to take a moment to reflect on the BCYW Foundation’s incredible team’s progress toward their goals. The Foundation thanks scientific advisors, advisors, global ambassadors, global partners, breast cancer survivors, and their loved ones for their time and selfless contribution to the BCYW Foundation, laying the groundwork for its long-term success.
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January 16, 2024, USA, Press Release
Diagnostic Delays in Breast Cancer among Young Women: An Emphasis on Healthcare Providers
Factors contributing to delayed diagnoses are multifaceted, influenced by socioeconomic disparities, healthcare guidelines, accessibility, or sometimes, reasons beyond control. Such diagnostic delays broadly could be both at the patient level and/or their healthcare providers’ level – ultimately leading to delayed timely treatment. To raise awareness about the trend of diagnostic delays in younger women with suspected abnormalities and minimize its devastating consequences on young women, the BCYW Foundation is pleased to announce the publication of an article, “Diagnostic Delays in Breast Cancer among Young Women: An Emphasis on Healthcare Providers” in the journal, The Breast. Over 265 independent media and news channels picked the press release.
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/681531711/
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S096097762300749X?
January 10, 2024, USA, Press Release
2023’s Top Ten Discoveries in Breast Cancer Research for Young Women: BCYW Foundation Recap
The BCYW Foundation takes immense pride in presenting the top ten innovative breast cancer research advancements, specifically targeting young women under 40. The 2023 witnessed a prolific period of breakthroughs in breast cancer research, spanning basic, translational, and applied spectrums. The BCYW Foundation carefully selected the ten discoveries that break new ground in research and show promise in their intended application for young women battling breast cancer. The BCYW Foundation firmly believes in the potential of science and medicine to improve the lives of young women who are fighting breast cancer. Over 200 independent media and news channels picked up the press release.
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/680234904/
December 18, USA, Press Release
Early Detection Matters: Addressing Delays in Diagnosing Breast Cancer After Pregnancy Among Young Mothers
The BCYW Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of “the BCYWF Postpartum Diagnostic Delay Research Fund” campaign. The BCYW Foundation reaching out to you to join us in saving the lives of new young mothers who develop breast cancer in the first two years after having their baby (postpartum breast cancer). This type of breast cancer has the lowest cure rate of any breast cancer, even after correcting for young age, partly due to significant diagnostic delays. The Foundation will fund research into postpartum diagnostic delay among young women to address this issue and provide solutions. Over 255 independent media and news channels picked the press release.
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/675709701/
October 8, USA, Press Release
Fearless Five: A Comic Series Educating Young Women About Breast Health and Breast Cancer
The BCYW Foundation announced the launch of “Fearless Five,” a pioneering comic series to educate and engage young women about their breast health and raise awareness about their risk of breast cancer. With breast cancer rates among young women rising globally, “Fearless Five” is designed to be a powerful tool for education,awareness, and a catalyst for change. This copyrighted comic series, formatted in the classic US comic size, is published in English and Hindi.The press release was picked by more than 260 independent media and news channels.
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https://www.einpresswire.com/article/660515945/
October 3, USA, Press Release
Beyond October, Beyond Pink: Saving Lives from Breast Cancer in Young Women Year-Round
To raise awareness about an alarming increase in young women and curb its devastating effects, the BCYW Foundation is pleased to announce the publication of an editorial inviting the readers to think “Beyond October, Beyond Pink: A Year-Round Revelation for Women’s Breast Health” in Journal of Women’s Health, highlighting the importance of year-round education and support for women’s breast health. The article also introduces the Pink-Purple Ribbon to symbolize issues germane to breast cancer in young women. The press release was picked by more than 265 independent media and news channels.
https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/epub/10.1089/jwh.2023.0663
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/659005771/beyond-october-beyond-pink-saving-lives-from-breast-cancer-in-young-women-year-round
October 1, USA
BCYW Foundation Spreading BC Awareness – Annual Liz Day Floral Park, NY
The BCYW Foundation actively participated in the Annual Liz Day Awareness Day – an event initiated in October 1999 – held at Floral Park, NY, on October 1, 2023. Dedicated breast cancer advocates from the BCYW Foundation devoted the entire day to raising awareness about the alarming rise of breast cancer among young women. Their efforts focused on educating young women and family members about the significance of self-breast care, debunking myths related to breast cancer in younger women, and distributing informative BCYWF awareness material and BCYW Awareness metal pin.
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7115005167393017856/
August 13, India
PAHAL Social Organization in the National Capital Region has partnered with the BCYW Foundation to promote breast cancer awareness among younger women. Professor Rakesh Kumar, Founder of BCYW Foundation, has contributed guest essays in English and Hindi to the 80-page PAHAL Newsletter Magazine.
http://pahal-india.co.in/index.php
July 4, India
The Hindu newspaper – one of India’s largest circulated English-language newspapers, featured a story titled “For Young Women with breast cancer, a new initiative aims to improve quality of life.”
June 29, The North Shore TV
BCYW Foundation awareness partner NSTV promoting BCYWF message.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz51mXyDqwE
28 June, the BCYW Foundation
BCYW survival advocate spreading the BCYWF message
https://youtu.be/2fYQvME28Kc
June 9, Japan
BCYW Foundation awareness partner Pink Ring in Japan
https://www.pinkring.info/article/678/
June 9, Press Release
Launching the BCYW Foundation to Empower Young Women in the Battle Against Breast Cancer
The Breast Cancer in Young Women (BCYW) Foundation, a nonprofit organization focused on alleviating the effects of breast cancer on young women, is excited to announce its official launch. The Foundation’s mission is to save the lives of young women from breast cancer by raising awareness, facilitating the early detection and treatment of breast cancer, funding advanced research that directly benefits young patients, and building a future free of breast cancer for young women. The BCYW Foundation is spearheaded by a diverse international team of breast cancer doctors, physician-scientists, scientists, advocates, breast cancer survivors, NGOs, and global ambassadors from 15 countries, with BCYW Awareness material in 13 International languages.
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/638497957/launching-the-bcyw-foundation-to-empower-young-women-in-the-battle-against-breast-cancer
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