If you didn't know, September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month. Ovarian cancer is a tricky and dangerous disease as there is no real clear diagnosis test, which means that women have to be in tune with their bodies to know the symptoms.
According to WESA FM, those signs include abdominal bloating, feeling full, and needing to urinate more frequently. Ovarian cancer also has a genetic link like breast cancer, which makes it important for women to know their family histories. Among the most important actions is to talk with your gynecologist or women's care doctor regularly to know the risks and what to look for.
Read the full story here: http://wesa.fm/post/ovarian-cancer-advocates-say-knowing-yourself-first-best-prevention
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Thursday, September 24, 2015
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Be a Pink Event Star! Become an Exhibitor for The Pink Event 2016
So you started a fantastic business but now you're wondering, how do I get myself out in front of prospective customers? You know that face-to-face interaction is best for creating leads that can mean success.
That's where the ultimate women's day out comes in. The Pink Event® is taking applications now for exhibitors for our 2016 expo. With some nearly 300 ladies (and a few men) strolling through our massive expo hall throughout the six-hour event, The Pink Event is the best investment for being front and center in front of women ready to shop.
Molly Matukonis, who exhibited at The Pink Event 2015 for WineShop at Home, called the expo "well organized." "It was one of the best events that I have ever participated in my 30+ years of direct sales," she said.
But to capitalize on our early-bird specials, you need to send in your application now. Find more details for exhibitor and sponsorship packages at http://www.thepinkevent.net/become-a-sponsorexhibitor.html.
That's where the ultimate women's day out comes in. The Pink Event® is taking applications now for exhibitors for our 2016 expo. With some nearly 300 ladies (and a few men) strolling through our massive expo hall throughout the six-hour event, The Pink Event is the best investment for being front and center in front of women ready to shop.
Molly Matukonis, who exhibited at The Pink Event 2015 for WineShop at Home, called the expo "well organized." "It was one of the best events that I have ever participated in my 30+ years of direct sales," she said.
But to capitalize on our early-bird specials, you need to send in your application now. Find more details for exhibitor and sponsorship packages at http://www.thepinkevent.net/become-a-sponsorexhibitor.html.
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
The Power of Kindness! How Community Helped Homeless Mom of 3 Battling Breast Cancer
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Friday, June 12, 2015
Save the Date for The Pink Event® 2016!!!
Want to learn what the ultimate women's day out is all about. Read the full recap here and check out our awesome video below.
Friday, May 22, 2015
See the Screening Method That's Catching Breast Cancer More than Mammographies
We here with The Pink Event® love technology and science. After all, medical advances help us get closer to a lasting medical cure for breast cancer. In addition to shining a hot pink spotlight on female entrepreneurship, The Pink Event cares very passionately about breast cancer awareness and education.
So we really enjoyed this recent piece in The Huffington Post about a new type of breast cancer screening called digital breast tomosynthesis. This is a 3-D screening method that a new medical study says is better at detecting breast cancer tumors than mammographies and is also less painful. Additionally, women are exposed to less radiation in the screening process.
Read more about this new advancement in the story and check out this video the article had that gives a better idea of technology at its finest!
So we really enjoyed this recent piece in The Huffington Post about a new type of breast cancer screening called digital breast tomosynthesis. This is a 3-D screening method that a new medical study says is better at detecting breast cancer tumors than mammographies and is also less painful. Additionally, women are exposed to less radiation in the screening process.
Read more about this new advancement in the story and check out this video the article had that gives a better idea of technology at its finest!
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