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This October we partnered with @msbrafit to find a way to change the traditional approach to breast health. Take a look at the video, and follow our conversation on social media! #LSSLife #BreastHealthAwareness #NotJustGirlTalk

“Breast Health is essential to healthy global populations, workforces and economies. Our work is closely aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, where we apply our Social Innovation, Tools, Education and Solutions in the delivery of cohesive Global Breast Health Services. SDG 1 - Ending Poverty through Breast Health Education - breast health affects women, men, families, communities and workforces - directly impacting family income and working capacity. SDG 2 - Ending Hunger through Breast Health Advocacy - positively influences the under3 year old global population - each healthy pair of breasts of a woman who chooses motherhood, means the potential of access to natural sources of food for the infant. SDG 3 - Innovating in Breast Health at Ms. Brafit has a direct impact on Influencing Good Health and Wellbeing in the wider world. SDG 5 - We incorporate our Social Innovation to empower adolescents, adults and the wider society. SDG 11 - Our education programming continues to contribute in small but meaningful ways to Sustainable and Healthy Communities and Cities. SDG 17 - We believe in Meaningful Partnerships and collaborative actions - and Lonsdale Saatchi and Saatchi also believed this would work because its Not Just Girl Talk!" -Nicole Joseph @msbrafit #LSSLife #BreastHealth #NotJustGirlTalk

One more NOTE: “Did you know that T&T has some of the highest breast cancer rates in the Caribbean? This is largely caused by late detection.” Kevin Reis- Associate Creative Director #NotJustGirlTalk" #LSSLife #BreastAware

One more FACT: “Breast cancer is most common in post-menopausal women.” Tuere Kareem- Content Director #NotJustGirlTalk #LSSLife #BreastAware

One less PANIC: “A breast cancer diagnosis isn't necessarily a death sentence. Medical advancements provide hope and good reason to make informed treatment decisions, with the help of your doctor” David Kernahan- Content Creator #NotJustGirlTalk #LSSLife #BreastAware

One more REASON: “Read widely and think critically, because some breast cancer screening methods can produce false positives (non-threatening tumours) and negatives (undetected cancers). This is one more reason to keep monitoring your breast health.” Leah Ann Jones-Radio/TV Producer #NotJustGirlTalk #LSSLife #BreastAware

One more REMINDER: “Mortality rates rise due to late detection of breast cancers. We have the power to reverse this, one regular screening at a time.” -Nikolai Choo Quan- Intern #NotJustGirlTalk #LSSLife #BreastAware

One more CHECK: “Women who experience early menstruation (before age 12) and late menopause (after age 55) have a slightly increased risk of developing breast cancer. Keep up your checks, and great communication with your doctor!” Melissa Yung -Digital Content Producer/Community Manager #NotJustGirlTalk #LSSLife #BreastAware