Translated Resources

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Amharic highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Breast Self-Awareness Videos:

Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness in Arabic highlight the four key messages of breast self-awareness: know your risk of breast cancer, get screened, know what is normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. There are specific action items associated with each message to help you take charge of your health. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action. These videos also recap the history of Susan G. Komen and the impact Komen has made since its inception.

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Breast Self-Awareness Messages card

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Bengali highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Burmese highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Breast Self-Awareness Messages card

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Breast Self-Awareness Messages card

Developed for use in the U.S, this card in Cherokee highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Mammography Card

Adapted for the Cherokee Nation population of Tulsa, Oklahoma, this card provides powerful information on tumor size in comparison to common coin sizes as it relates to the frequency of mammography. The card also features common questions and answers regarding mammography.

Benign Breast Conditions

Developed for use in China, this fact sheet describes fibrocystic changes and other benign breast conditions and explains their relationships to breast cancer.

Breast Cancer & Risk

Developed for use in China, this tri-fold brochure describes the process of cancer development and the risk factors that may increase or lower your risk of breast cancer. Additionally, there are myths and facts about breast cancer.

Breast Density

Developed for use in China, this fact sheet describes breast density, why it is important and the challenges related to screening women with dense breasts.

Developed for use in China, this brochure provides Komen’s breast self-awareness messages related to risk, screening for breast cancer, knowing what is normal for you and making healthy lifestyle choices. This brochure is a nice complement to the Breast Self-Awareness Messages card and is meant to empower women with the knowledge to make informed choices about their health.

Breast Self-Awareness Messages card (U.S.)

Developed for use in China, this card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Simplified Chinese highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Coping with A Breast Cancer Diagnosis

This fact sheet talks about ways of coping with breast cancer emotionally and physically.

Life After Breast Cancer Treatment

Developed for use in China, this fact sheet describes the emotional and physical effects of life after breast cancer treatment.

Making Breast Cancer Treatment Decisions

This fact sheet presents an overview of the various treatment options. Having this knowledge can help you and your doctor create a treatment plan best for you.

Medical Vocabulary

This fact sheet provides definitions for words that are commonly heard when someone is diagnosed with breast cancer.

Support After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Developed for use in China, this fact sheet discusses how to get the social support you need.

Talking with a Doctor

Developed for use in China, this fact sheet describes how to communicate more effectively with your health care providers.

Talking with Your Children

Developed for use in China, this fact sheet discusses how to talk with your children about a breast cancer diagnosis.

Types of Breast Cancer Tumors

Developed for use in China, this fact sheet describes types of breast cancer tumors and special forms of invasive breast cancer.

Young Women and Breast Cancer

Provides general facts about breast cancer in young women. Other topics include detection, diagnosis, treatment and fertility in young women with breast cancer.

When You Discover a Lump or Change

Developed for use in China, this fact sheet provides a step-by-step guide for someone who has discovered a breast lump or change. It also provides an overview of what happens after a lump is found.

Videos – Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness in Chinese for the U.S. and China

Each video in Simplified Chinese highlight the four topics of breast self-awareness – know your risk, get screened, know what is normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. They also include illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action. These videos also recap the history of Susan G. Komen and the impact Komen has made since its inception. Two videos were specifically developed for use in the U.S. and two specifically developed for use in China. Each video is in Simplified Chinese with or without subtitle options.

Chinese videos developed for the U.S.

Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Simplified with subtitles

Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Simplified without subtitles

Chinese videos developed for China

Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Simplified with subtitles

Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Simplified without subtitles

Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Traditional with subtitles

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Videos – Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness in Chinese for the U.S. and China

Each video in Traditional Chinese highlight the four topics of breast self-awareness – know your risk, get screened, know what is normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. They also include illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action. These videos also recap the history of Susan G. Komen and the impact Komen has made since its inception.

Three videos were specifically developed for use in the U.S. and two specifically developed for use in China. Each video is in Traditional Chinese with or without subtitle options and one with English subtitles.

Chinese videos developed for the U.S.

Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Traditional with English subtitles

Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Traditional without subtitles

Chinese videos developed for China

Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Traditional with subtitles

Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Traditional without subtitles

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Haitian Creole, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Haitian Creole provides powerful information on tumor size in comparison to common U.S. coin sizes as it relates to the frequency of mammography. The card also features common questions and answers regarding mammography.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Farsi, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — knows your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Fijian, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Breast Self-Awareness-Card

Written for use in Georgia or the United States. This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Clinical Trials

Developed for use in Greece, this fact sheet in Greek describes the process through which drugs and treatments enter clinical trials and how one joins a clinical research trial.

Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Clinical Trials

Developed for use in the U.S., this card compares relative tumor sizes to common coin sizes and the frequency of a screening mammogram. It also answers common questions regarding mammography.

Developed for use in Greece, this card lists questions to ask your doctor about participating in a clinical trial.

Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Metastatic Breast Cancer

Developed for use in Greece, this card lists questions to ask your doctor about metastatic breast cancer.

Sexuality and Intimacy

Developed for use in Greece, this fact sheet in Greek discusses issues related to sexuality and intimacy for people diagnosed with breast cancer.

Talking With Your Children

Developed for use in Greece, this fact sheet in Greek discusses how to talk to your children about your diagnosis of breast cancer.

Breast Self-Awareness Card

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Hindi without subtitles
Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Hindi with subtitles

Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness in Hindi highlight the four key messages of breast self-awareness: know your risk of breast cancer, get screened, know what is normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. There are specific action items associated with each message to help you take charge of your health. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action. These videos also recap the history of Susan G. Komen and the impact Komen has made since its inception.

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Breast Health: Learn The Facts Brochure

Developed for use in the U.S, this card in Hmong highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed for use in the U.S, this brochure in Hmong provides Komen’s breast self-awareness messages related to risk, screening for breast cancer, knowing what is normal for you and making healthy lifestyle choices. This brochure is a nice complement to the Hmong Breast Self-Awareness Messages Card and is meant to empower women with the knowledge to make informed choices about their health.

Developed for use in the U.S, this card in Hungarian highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed for use in Hungary, this card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Additional information about a program administered by the Ministry of Health is also included.

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Kirundi, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — knows your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.

Developed for use in the U.S, this brochure in Korean provides Komen’s breast self-awareness messages related to risk, screening for breast cancer, knowing what is normal for you and making healthy lifestyle choices. This brochure is a nice complement to the Breast Self-Awareness Messages card in Korean and is meant to empower women with the knowledge to make informed choices about their health. Translated and developed into Korean by the Korean Community Service Center of Greater Washington.

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Lao highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed in Hawaii, this card in Marshallese, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.

Developed in Hawaii, this brochure in Marshallese provides information about breast cancer risk, early detection as well as our four key breast self-awareness messages. These important messages and attractive graphics make it a good choice for breast cancer outreach activities.

Developed in Hawaii, this card in Marshallese compares relative tumor sizes to common coin sizes and the frequency of a screening mammogram. It also answers common questions regarding mammography.

Adapted for the Navajo population of New Mexico, this card provides powerful information on tumor size in comparison to common coin sizes as it relates to the frequency of mammography. The card also features common questions and answers regarding mammography.

Developed for use in the U.S, this card in Nepali highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Breast Reconstruction and Prosthesis

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Oromo highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed for use in Brazil, this fact sheet discusses reconstruction options and breast prosthesis.

Getting the Support You Need

Developed for use in the U.S. and Brazil this card in Brazilian Portuguese, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.

Breast Surgery

Developed for use in Brazil, this fact sheet presents the types of breast cancer surgery and discusses the side effects from each.

Genetics & Breast Cancer

Developed for use in Brazil, this fact sheet explains the relationship between genetic mutations and the development of breast cancer.

Developed for use in Brazil, this fact sheet discusses how to get the social support you need.

Healthy Living

Developed for use in Brazil, this fact sheet discusses the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle.

How Hormones Affect Breast Cancer

Developed for use in Brazil, this fact sheet explains and discusses the association between hormones and breast cancer tumor growth.

Making Treatment Decisions

Developed for use in Brazil, this fact sheet presents important steps to help you make treatment decisions.

Sexuality and Intimacy

Developed for use in Brazil, this fact sheet discusses issues related to sexuality and intimacy for breast cancer survivors.

Talking with Your Children

Developed for use in Brazil, this fact sheet discusses how to talk to your children about your diagnosis of breast cancer.

Talking with Your Partner

Developed for use in Brazil, this fact sheet discusses how to talk to your partner about your diagnosis of breast cancer.

Breast Self-Awareness in Punjabi

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Breast Self-Awareness Messages in Romanian

Developed for use in the U.S. and Romania, this card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

We’re Taking Care of Our Lives Brochure

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed for use in the U.S., this tri-fold brochure provides awareness messages and general facts about breast cancer for young Russian women. Personal stories and images of young breast cancer survivors are effective in delivering information about breast cancer to young women. This brochure is ideal for outreach activities for young women.

Developed in Hawaii, this brochure in Samoan provides information about breast cancer risk, early detection as well as our four key breast self-awareness messages. These important messages and attractive graphics make it a good choice for breast cancer outreach activities.

Developed in Hawaii, this card in Samoan, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.

Breast Self-Awareness Messages in Somali

Developed in Hawaii, this card in Samoan compares relative tumor sizes to common coin sizes and the frequency of a screening mammogram. It also answers common questions regarding mammography.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Somali highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

After Early Breast Cancer: Signs and Symptoms of Metastatic Breast Cancer

Discusses what signs and symptoms of metastatic breast cancer to be aware of after receiving treatment for early or locally advanced breast cancer.

Axillary Lymph Nodes

Explains the relationship between the axillary nodes and treatment of breast cancer.

Benign Breast Conditions

Describes fibrocystic changes and other benign breast conditions and explains their relationships to breast cancer.

Breast Biopsy

Discusses the role of biopsy in the diagnosis of breast cancer and explains the different types of biopsies.

Biosimilars

Discusses biologics and biosimilars and why they are important for breast cancer treatment.

Breast Biopsy

Discusses the role of biopsy in the diagnosis of breast cancer and explains the different types of biopsies.

Breast Calcifications

Explains the types of calcifications that may be seen on a mammogram.

Breast Cancer and Risk

This tri-fold brochure describes the process of cancer development and the risk factors that may increase or lower your risk of breast cancer. Additionally, there are myths and facts about breast cancer.

Breast Cancer in Pregnancy

Discusses common concerns and questions of many women and possible treatment options during pregnancy.

Breast Cancer Prognosis

Provides a guide to factors that determine a person’s chances for surviving breast cancer.

Breast Cancer Recurrence

Discusses facts about breast cancer recurrence, how a recurrence is found as well as things to think about when facing a new treatment plan.

Breast Cancer Screening and Follow-up Tests

Describes different screening and follow-up tests and provides questions to ask your doctor to help you make an informed choice about screening options best for you.

Breast Cancer Surgery

Presents the types of breast cancer surgery and discusses the side effects from each.

Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Spanish without subtitles
Breast Cancer: Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness – Spanish with subtitles

Your Guide to Breast Self-Awareness in Spanish highlight the four key messages of breast self-awareness: know your risk of breast cancer, get screened, know what is normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. There are specific action items associated with each message to help you take charge of your health. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action. These videos also recap the history of Susan G. Komen and the impact Komen has made since its inception.

Breast Care Helpline

If you or a loved one needs information about breast health or breast cancer, call our Breast Care Helpline at 1-877 GO KOMEN (1-877-465-6636). All calls are answered by a trained and caring staff member in English or Spanish, Monday-Friday from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm ET.

Breast Density

This fact sheet describes breast density, why it is important and the challenges related to screening women with dense breasts.

Breast Density Poster

This poster highlights topic of breast density.

Breast Reconstruction or Prosthesis After Mastectomy

This brochure provides information about breast cancer risk, early detection as well as our four key breast self-awareness messages. These important messages and attractive graphics make it a good choice for breast cancer outreach activities for a Hispanic/Latina audience.

Discusses reconstruction options and breast prosthesis.

Breast Self-Awareness Messages poster (horizontal)

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

This horizontal poster highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness and provides illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider.

Breast Self-Awareness Messages Poster (vertical)

This vertical poster highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness and provides illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider.

Chemotherapy for Early Breast Cancer

Explains chemotherapy – how to plan for it, how it is given and how to cope with the side effects.

Clinical Trial Information Helpline

If you or a loved one needs information or resources about clinical trials, call our Clinical Trial Information Helpline at 1-877 GO KOMEN (1-877-465-6636) or email at clinicaltrialinfo@komen.org.

Clinical Trials

Describes the process through which drugs and treatments enter clinical trials and how one joins a clinical research trial.

Complementary and Integrative Therapies

Describes various types of complementary and integrative therapies.

Diet and Nutrition During Treatment

Provides nutrition information important during breast cancer treatment and recovery.

Ductal Carcinoma in Situ

Defines ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) and describes treatment options.

End of Life Care

Discusses palliative care, hospice and quality of life after treatment is stopped.

Five Truths About Breast Cancer Clinical Trials

Provides five accurate statements about participating in breast cancer clinicals trials.

Follow-up Medical Care After Breast Cancer Treatment

Describes the next steps after breast cancer treatment is completed

Genetics & Breast Cancer

Explains the relationship between genetic mutations and the development of breast cancer.

Healthy Living

Discusses the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle.

Hormone Therapy for Early Breast Cancer

Describes hormones, the different types of hormone therapy and how they are used to treat breast cancer as well as side effects.

How Hormones Affect Breast Cancer Risk

Explains and discusses the association between hormones and breast cancer tumor growth.

If Breast Cancer Returns

Discusses the physical and emotional issues related to the recurrence of breast cancer.

If You Find a Lump or Change

Presents an overview of what happens after a lump or change is found.

I Know My Normal

This postcard encourages women to take action and know what is normal for them.

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning/Queer

Presents breast health issues relevant to this population.

Lymphedema

Defines and discusses issues related to lymphedema

Mammography

Explains what mammography is as well as how it can find breast cancer at its earliest stage. Additionally, common questions and answers about mammography and what to expect on the day of the test are included.

Men can get breast cancer too

Breast cancer in men is rare and is not often discussed. This brochure provides awareness messages and general facts about breast cancer in men.

Metastatic Breast Cancer

Defines metastatic breast cancer and describes types of treatment and management of fatigue and pain.

Metastatic Breast Cancer: Bone Protection

Discusses bone complications or skeletal related events (SREs) for people who have metastatic breast cancer (MBC) in the bone. This resource also talks about signs and symptoms of MBC, how to prevent SREs and bone-strengthening therapy.

Mission Moment: Participating in Research

Watch this webinar to learn more about the benefits of Hispanics/Latinas participating in clinical trials, including common barriers and myths related to participation.

Questions About Biosimilars

Questions to help you talk with your doctor about biosimilars.

Questions About Bone Protection for People with Metastatic Breast Cancer

Questions to help you talk openly with your doctor about possible bone complications or skeletal related events (SREs) and how to prevent them.

Questions About Breast Biopsy

Questions regarding different biopsy options, the biopsy procedure and aftereffects of the biopsy.

Questions About Breast Cancer Chemotherapy and Side Effects

Questions regarding chemotherapy treatment.

Questions About Breast Cancer Surgery

Questions to help you prepare for breast cancer surgery.

Questions About Breast Density

This card offers questions to ask your doctor regarding breast density.

Questions About Breast Reconstruction

Questions about reconstructive surgery, insurance issues and possible side effects.

Questions About Clinical Trials

Presented are questions to ask your doctor regarding participating in a clinical trial.

Questions About Genes and Inherited Breast Cancer

Questions regarding genetic counseling/testing, benefits and risks of genetic testing, insurance coverage, confidentiality issues and options for women at a greater risk for breast cancer.

Questions About HER2-Targeted Therapies

Questions provided to help talk to your doctor about HER2-targeted therapies.

Questions About Hormone Therapy

Questions regarding hormone therapy.

Questions About If You Find a Lump in Your Breast

Questions regarding mammography, ultrasound, biopsy, cyst aspiration and non-cancerous breast conditions.

Questions About Lymphedema

Questions regarding the risk of developing lymphedema, precautions to avoid lymphedema and the treatment of lymphedema.

Questions About Metastatic Breast Cancer

Questions regarding metastatic breast cancer.

Questions About Radiation Therapy

Questions regarding radiation treatment.

Questions About Screening Mammograms

Questions about preparing for a mammogram, insurance coverage, mammography results and next steps if an abnormality is detected.

Questions About Tumor Profiling

Questions provided to help talk to your doctor about tumor profiling and how results of these tests can be used to plan treatment.

Questions About When Breast Cancer is Diagnosed

Questions regarding diagnostic testing, types of breast cancer and prognostic factors.

Racial and Ethnic Differences

Describes differences in screening and detection among racial and ethnic groups as well as incidence and mortality rates in the U.S.

Radiation Therapy for Early Breast Cancer

Explains radiation therapy- how to plan for it, what to expect during a session and how to cope with the side effects.

Risk and Prevention of Bone Complications

Discusses bone complications or skeletal related events for people who have metastatic breast cancer in the bone. It also talks about how to prevent them with bone-strengthening therapy.

Risk Lowering Options for Women at Higher Risk of Breast Cancer

Provides information on who would benefit from risk lowering options as well as the different options available at this time for those at her risk.

Sexuality and Intimacy

Discusses issues related to sexuality and intimacy for breast cancer survivors

Side Effects After Breast Cancer Treatment Ends

Describes common side effects someone may experience after breast cancer treatment ends.

Support After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Describes the different types of support as well as how support can benefit you through your breast cancer journey.

Talking with Your Children

Discusses how to talk to your children about your diagnosis of breast cancer.

Talking with Your Doctor

Describes how to communicate more effectively with your health care providers.

Talking with Your Partner

Discusses how to talk to your partner about your diagnosis of breast cancer.

Targeted Therapies for Breast Cancer

Explains various types and how targeted therapies work.

Treatment Assistance Program

Susan G. Komen partners with CancerCare to offer a financial assistance program to qualified breast cancer patients.

Treatment Overview for Early Breast Cancer

Presents an overview of the various breast cancer treatment options. Having this knowledge can help you and your doctor create a treatment plan that is best for you.

Triple Negative Breast Cancer

Defines the disease, explains who gets it, how it is unique, treatment options and current research.

What is Breast Cancer

This fact sheet discusses the different types of breast cancer and provides an overview of tumor characteristics, which guide treatment decisions. This material is intended to be a general overview of breast cancer.

Women with Disabilities

Discusses barriers to screening and ways to overcome them.

Young Women:Take Care of Yourself Poster

All women are at risk for breast cancer regardless of age. This poster reaches out to young women about breast self-awareness.

Young Women: Take Care of Yourself Tri-fold

Created for use in the United States. Provides awareness messages and general facts about breast cancer. Personal stories and images of young breast cancer survivors are effective in delivering information about breast cancer to young women.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Swahili highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Breast Self-Awareness Poster

Developed for use in Tanzania, this card in Swahili highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed for use in Tanzania, this poster in Swahili highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed in Hawaii, this brochure in Tagalog provides information about breast cancer risk, early detection as well as our four key breast self-awareness messages. These important messages and attractive graphics make it a good choice for breast cancer outreach activities.

Developed in Hawaii, this card in Tagalog, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.

Developed in Hawaii, this card in Tagalog compares relative tumor sizes to common coin sizes and the frequency of a screening mammogram. It also answers common questions regarding mammography.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Thai, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — knows your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Tigrinya, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Tongan, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.

Breast Self-Awareness Messages Cards

This card highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Developed for use in the U.S., this card in Urdu, highlights the four topics of breast self-awareness — know your risk, get screened, know what’s normal for you and make healthy lifestyle choices. Illustrations that represent the eight warning signs of breast cancer that should be reported to a health care provider are also included. These messages can be used to increase awareness and empower people to take action.