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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection is key to increase survival rates. Which do you regularly do? Tell us for the chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card.

Have you, or anyone you know had breast cancer? How was it detected?

Mammogram (41.6%)

Breast self exam (60.0%)

Breast exam by a doctor (60.0%)

None of the above (7.1%)

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection is key to increase survival rates. Which do you regularly do? Tell us for the chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card.
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  • musicrow By musicrow
    on Oct 22, 2017  

    Family history is not on my side so I was genetically-tested. I am relieved by the results.

  • musicrow By musicrow
    on Oct 22, 2017  

    Family history is not on my side so I was genetically-tested. I am relieved by the results.

  • musicrow By musicrow
    on Oct 22, 2017  

    Family history is not on my side so I was genetically-tested. I am relieved by the results.

  • beckybopp By beckybopp
    on Oct 22, 2017  

    4 of my 5 aunts got breast cancer in their 40's so I get my mammograms done ever year. I'm not sure how each was detected, but with the family history I would suspect it was by self-examination.

  • savingsinseconds By savingsinseconds
    on Oct 22, 2017  

    Mammogram - have one scheduled for tomorrow!

  • catnip1222 By catnip1222
    on Oct 23, 2017  

    Gotta go to that Dr. yearly!

  • Havamarie475 By Havamarie475
    on Oct 23, 2017  

    Self exam is how I found a lump

  • rubydreamer By rubydreamer
    on Oct 23, 2017  

    A yearly mammogram is a MUST!! Also, self exam is important. I had a friend that found a small lump that didn't show up on the mammo.

  • Aketch75 By Aketch75
    on Oct 24, 2017  

    Breast self exam. Its usually the easiest to do

  • agirlw By agirlw
    on Oct 24, 2017  

    I do all of the above! I lost my grandma at the age of 36 to breast cancer.