CHARLOTTE — A new American Cancer Society report found the death rate for breast cancer in the U.S. among women dropped 43% between 1989 and 2020.
Breast cancer also accounts for about 30% of all new cancers for women in the U.S.
We know early detection is the key to saving lives; that’s why Channel 9 is partnering with Atrium Health to share breast cancer survivor stories and resources all day Wednesday. For more information on breast cancer care or to make an appointment, click here.
Join us by wearing pink Wednesday for what we’re calling “PINK DAY,” and send us your photos by clicking below.
>> Watch our special coverage Wednesday on Channel 9.
- ‘Scary’: Breast cancer survivor and doctor says early detection was key
- ‘I’m still young’: Atrium program researches, supports younger breast cancer patients
- New drug can target cancer cells more directly than traditional chemotherapy
(WATCH BELOW: Black women twice as likely to be diagnosed with aggressive form of breast cancer)
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