The Bread Exam from British Islamic Medical Association and McCann Health has been developed to help tackle cultural taboos relating to intimate parts of the…
Superdrug launched a new Itty Titty campaign to encourage 18-35-year-olds to check their breasts. With nearly two thirds (64%) of women aged 18-35 years old…
Self-Exam Filter - An Instagram filter that teaches women how to do a breast self-examination. A worrying effect of this pandemic is the delay in…
No matter who you are or where you’re from, when you hear the diagnosis “Breast cancer,” your world comes to a standstill. But in the…
Movistar Unforgettable Lights Every year during October, Movistar strengthens its efforts to raise awareness about Breast Cancer and the importance of self-examination and early detection. After…
A Day To Be Aware, a campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness Day that invites to be aware of inequalities Marking the occasion of the International Breast…
Lux: The Soap with a Lump. An initiative to help detect Breast Cancer Lux, India’s leading soap brand launched ‘The Soap with a Lump’ an initiative…
In Mozambique, the majority of women are ashamed to talk about Breast Cancer and think that they are not at risk. It is very difficult…
CoppaFeel! wants the public to confront breast cancer 'breasts on' in poignant 'Grab Life By The Boobs' campaign that tackles a diversity problem in Breast…
ALTBalaji’s Breast Buffer campaign for Breast cancer awareness. Women in India spend twice as many hours as men, watching content online. But given the data speeds…
Over more than half a million women around the world die of breast cancer. You know what could help a woman to seek early precaution…
Women should have their breasts examined regularly. Unfortunately, they tend to neglect this important appointment in their ever so busy lives. Unless relatives or loved…
David executive creative directors Joaquin Cubria and Ignacio Ferioli said: "It's hard to get women over 25 to examine their breasts regularly to prevent breast…
DDB Berlin has created a breast cancer awareness campaign meant to be shared, and censored, on social media. Breaking Facebook and Instagram rules by exposing…
Certain things shouldn’t be seen before the time.