Smash a Melon, NOT My Boob!

🎉 Smash a Melon, Save a Boob!🍈 ❤️ Join the cause ❤️ 🍈 A social media challenge questioning the status quo of breast cancer screening. 💥 Get Informed Today!

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@ProudElephant @SusieWiles DCIS is not cancer. It is “in situ,” meaning the abnormal cells are contained within the milk duct and will not spread. Women diagnosed with DCIS are only 2% more likely than the general population to develop invasive breast cancer. Check out https://t.co/Iu6DZIcWwT

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@nypost DCIS is not cancer. It is “in situ,” meaning the abnormal cells are contained within the milk ducts. Women diagnosed with DCIS are only about 2% more likely than the general population to develop invasive breast cancer. Check out https://t.co/Iu6DZIcWwT

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@ABC DCIS is not cancer: it is "in situ" contained in the duct - DCIS is a risk factor. Women with DCIS are only 2% more likely than the general population to get invasive breast cancer. DCIS does nothing if left alone more than 85% of the time. Check out https://t.co/Iu6DZIcWwT

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@remarks DCIS is not cancer - it is a risk factor. Women with DCIS are only 2% higher than the general population to get invasive breast cancer. DCIS does nothing if left alone more than 85% of the time. Check out https://t.co/Iu6DZIcWwT

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@FoxNews DCIS is not cancer - it is a risk factor. Women with DCIS are only 2% higher than the general population to get invasive breast cancer. DCIS does nothing if left alone more tha 85% of the time. Check out https://t.co/Iu6DZIcWwT

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This month we challenge assumptions. “Early detection saves lives.”

Does it? For whom? At what cost?

💥 Informed women make empowered decisions. Check out our resources page for more info:
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📣 Smash a Melon, NOT My Boob! is a social media challenge questioning the status quo of breast cancer screening.

🍈 Join us in the Smash a Melon! It’s time to smash the myths, not the women. #SmashAMelon

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