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Hospital Molina joins the pink and the occasion of World Day Against Breast Cancer, held Wednesday October 19, and in collaboration with the local board of the AECC of Molina de Segura, it looks at its main entrance one large pink bow, while at its site throughout the morning an information table where health workers and volunteers Hospital Center AECC inform the public of the importance of early diagnosis.

Breast cancer is one of the few cancer diseases that can be diagnosed before any symptoms sev note.

The chances of healing that are detected at an early stage are virtually 100%.

Through screening programs with mammography you can diagnose breast tumors where there are many possibilities of healing early stages.

It is generally recommended that regular mammograms from 45-50 years.

Every woman can reduce her risk individually with small changes in your lifestyle.

For example, after menopause, it is known that preventing obesity with proper diet and daily exercise reduces the risk of recurrence after breast cancer.

Besides age, other factors associated with a higher risk, such as having a family history, not having children or having them taken very late, early menarche or late menopause.

However, it is important to note that having a higher risk for breast cancer involves no certainty that go to the disease;

only indicates a predisposition (www.aecc.es).

The Managing Director of the Hospital de Molina, Pedro Hernandez Jimenez recalls the ongoing collaboration of the Hospital de Molina with the AECC "maintaining a constant awareness work aimed specifically at women, and also men because men also can suffer this disease - to adopt preventive measures to avoid the occurrence of breast cancer. "

All people today go through the Hospital will collaborate with the AECC acquiring solidarity glasses Association, and also receive a pink ribbon as a symbol of support for the fight against breast cancer.

A commitment to the Hospital de Molina adds.

Source: Hospital de Molina