Did you know that one out of every eight women will be affected by breast cancer at some point during her life? Breast cancer accounts for more than 250,000 new cases of cancer in the US annually, yet only about half of women aged 40 to 49 underwent a mammogram within the past year.*

Mammograms are very helpful in detecting breast cancer early, when tumors are still small and thus, more treatable. 

But what about preventing breast cancer? We now know that specific lifestyle changes can reduce the odds of developing breast cancer. Watch our breast cancer education series to learn about the leading risk factors and what steps you can take today to lower your chances of developing this all-too-common cancer.