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Join the Before forty Initiative
Save a woman's Life today, take the Before Forty Pledge
- Increase awareness to young women about the risk of breast cancer. Inform them of the better prognosis and treatment options if their cancer is found early.
- Make the age of 35 be the standard for baseline screening, especially MRI imaging. Make the age of 30 the standard for high risk groups.
- Get insurance companies to cover baseline mammograms and MRIs and subsequent follow-up diagnostic tests if warranted.
- Increase awareness for African American and Hispanic women about Triple Negative Breast Cancer. Educate young women that African American and Hispanic women are at a higher risk of TNBC and have a poorer prognosis. The only way they can beat the disease, should they get it, is if it is found early.
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