Breast cancer provision in October: A life-saving appointment

Breast cancer provision in October: A life-saving appointment

In the current edition of the editor, a central topic is addressed that concerns many: breast cancer provision. Every year in October, the editorial team draws attention to this important health question, which is associated with a variety of fates. In recent years, discussions with doctors, the team of Cancer Aid Upper Austria and women who are affected themselves have had deep view and human touch.

Especially a conversation with a person concerned is remembered. This woman had successfully passed the fight against cancer, and it is a pleasure to hear that she is doing well today. Unfortunately there are other stories that end less optimistically. These experiences clearly show how important the preventive examinations are.

The importance of early detection

breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in Austria. Fortunately, new treatment methods show that over 80 percent of women affected can be healed, especially if the disease is recognized early. The preventive examinations play a crucial role. The earlier a tumor is recognized, the higher the chances of complete recovery. These facts underline the importance of preventive medicine.

A call to health awareness also comes from Nicole Hüttner, an experienced ambassador for Cancer Aid Upper Austria. She recommends using the Pink Ribbon month of October as a memory for a mammography appointment. "Just as you regularly do the picker in the car, you should also deal with yourself - because preventive care can save life," she explains. This educational metaphor makes it clear that health is as valuable as order and security in our everyday life.

The emotions in this context are particularly strong. The author reported the terrifying news that two good friends had breast cancer. Thanks to their regular check -ups, worse developments could be prevented. Even if you are healthy today, the constant fear of a relapse that is familiar with many affected people remains.

On the occasion of this campaign, the importance of early detection is not only celebrated, but also kept in consciousness. It is a challenge to motivate every woman to participate and proactive design of her health. The informative exchange about experiences and the importance of provision is crucial and is also continuously supported by media and health organizations.

For more information about breast cancer provision and the experience of affected women, see the current reporting dieberoesterreicherin.at .