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MyPR: Depression – the often-unseen side-effect of Breast Cancer.: Dr. Nici Zeeman, General Practitioner with a special interest in breast and thyroid health at Apffelstaedt & Associates During the current COVID-19 pandemic, breast health concerns and anxiety around breast cancer is still a reality for many women. Breast Cancer does not stop during a pandemic. …
MyPR: Making meaningful contributions to breast cancer awareness: Strawberry Lips and collaborating brands raised considerable awareness and funds for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. For the past few years Strawberry Lips has partnered with breast cancer awareness movement PinkDrive in a show of support for the initiative. For 2019, this top-selling premium gold tequila and cream …
MyPR: Record turnout for annual Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer: A record crowd of nearly 13 200 walked in celebration with cancer survivors and all those affected by cancer at the annual Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer brought to you by the Eastern Cape Department of Health on Saturday, October 26. Funds raised by …
MyPR: The link between cervical cancer and unsafe sex: The link between cervical cancer and unsafe sex The link between cervical cancer and unsafe sex – By Katharine Liese, Head of Marketing at 1Life Did you know that a common virus, transmitted through sexual intercourse, is the cause of almost all cervical cancer? Here’s how …
MyPR: Cosmopolitan launches #DEARBOOBS in support of breast cancer awareness: #DEARBOOBS press image COSMOPOLITAN has partnered with Strawberry Lips for their September issue. R1 from every issue sold will be donated to PinkDrive, an NGO founded on the premise that early detection of breast cancer will help prolong life. Strawberry Lips will also donate a …
MyPR: Tackling the stigma of Breast Cancer this Women’s Month: While October is traditionally Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the importance of discussing this very common disease in Women’s Month cannot be overlooked – after all, Breast Cancer is the most commonly diagnosed, yet highly curable disease among South African women. So, while celebrating the stories …
