Tag: breast cancer awareness

Ayn Bernos has never been one to shy away from telling her story. She's always been transparent about herself, and vocal about her advocacies. Specifically, she talks about self-love, confidence, body acceptance, and more, whether it's an in-depth podcast track or a

Breast cancer is a life-threatening disease that causes thousands of deaths per year. It's due to a tumor in the breast as a result of cells growing out of control.According to Dr. Ellen A. Manzano of the Philippine Obstetrical and Gynecological Society

Mikka Padua, founder of eclectic, curated e-shop Seek The Uniq, also happens to be a proud breast cancer warrior. After being diagnosed with the condition in December 2018, she's geared all her energy towards spreading awareness about the disease on her social

Now, more than ever, women are leading empowered lives. Still, there's no denying that breast cancer remains a serious threat to our health. Doctors estimate that three out of 100 Filipino women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. The disease accounts

Every 15 seconds, a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer.It is the most common form of cancer among women and the second most common cancer in general. Decades ago, breast cancer was not really spoken or written about. Only a handful of

With Breast Cancer Awareness month being just a few weeks away, it’s that time of the year again to enlighten ourselves on the malicious threat hovering over every woman. It can happen to anyone; your mom, your sister, your aunt, or yourself.

As reported by the International Agency For Research on Cancer, somewhere around the world a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer every 19 seconds. In fact, according to the American Cancer Society, it kills approximately 40,920 women yearly in the United States alone.

Last March, I was diagnosed again on my right breast. I had a radical mastectomy for it, so now I'm completely flat. My left breast was removed 12 years ago. I was so used to the single-breasted life, had been featured in

Most people's journey with cancer is that they don't just stop with their lives. That's always been my thing, I didn't want to get into a hole. If you do, it's very difficult to get out of.When I used to work with

Damn. I thought. I'm going to miss my boobs. They were pretty good boobs. I was 38 when I first felt a lump, so I got my first mammogram ever, and it didn't show any malignancy, but the breast ultrasound showed a fuzzy

The ICanServe Foundation, along with six of the country's most talented designers—JC Buendia, Ito Curata, Cary Santiago, Vania Romoff, Mia Arcenas, and Rosenthal Tee—came together to present Fashion Can Serve 2017, a fundraising show to send this year’s message of hope and

As millennial pink continues to reign supreme as this year's hottest hue, it's only natural that you'd also want to dress up your car in the same shade. Without risking turning your ride into a Barbie mobile, tire company Bridgestone knows exactly what you

Our biggest trouble with breast cancer is that most of us are not sure how we can avoid it. The disease is too common in women that it rings familiar enough for us to ignore its severity. For some, it takes the

The majority of women with breast cancer will be diagnosed over the age of 50. Statistics show that only five percent of all cases occur in women under 40. Generally, it is very rare to be diagnosed in your 20s unless you

Raffles Makati saw the strongest women with their friends and loved ones who support them in every step of the way. The ICanServe Foundation once again held a gathering for a cause in partnership with Philip Stein, staging an auction and runway

It's no secret that millions fall prey to the big C, but did you know that breast cancer is the most curable form of cancer? Early detection is the key, and you can do a self-exam right in the convenience of your

Celebrating 21 years in the industry, local brand Plains & Prints teams up with ICanServe Foundation, an organization dedicated to support breast cancer patients and survivors. Plains & Prints brought together a capsule collection called Heart of Fashion, gathering five of the

"Damn, I’m going to miss my boobs. They were pretty good boobs,” Rita Nazareno told herself at 38, after finding out that she had stage 2B cancer.In the Philippines, most women don’t perform routine self-exams because they do not know how, because

October is breast cancer awareness month. If you don't have time to schedule a doctor's appointment, there's another way to check yourself without getting cold feet. This three-step self examination is an easy and smart way to stay conscious and aware of

Ed's note: To advocate awareness for breast cancer this October, Preview talks to four women who have battled against it and won—one of them is Zacarias creative director Rita Nazareno. Below is her inspiring story on how she saw fashion as an