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On the evening of Oct. 19, a steady stream of pink light will make its way along the streets of...
As RockEd founder Gang Badoy said in her talk on healing through writing, “I’ve never seen so much pink in...
On Sept. 28, “Silver Linings,” the largest gathering of cancer survivors in the Philippines, will be held at the Philippine...
Part of achieving good health and wellness is being able to talk about the darkness difficult times bring. It’s also...
The Philippines is reported to have the highest incidence of breast cancer in Asia—and the lowest survival rate.
Maintaining a healthy weight and a low alcohol intake of less than one drink a day help prevent breast cancer cases.
Dear Sisters, I call you this, because that’s what we are, united in experiencing—and standing up to—this challenge....
Women who are "larks," performing better at the beginning of the day rather than the end of the day, may have a lower risk of breast cancer.
If women needed a visual reminder to take breast self-examination seriously, they got it in a number of iconic landmarks and establishments lit up in pink.
For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Araneta Center paints its pedestrian lanes pink to encourage the millions of visitors and shoppers to learn more about the disease, its prevention and treatment.
