“I am not a doctor, a teacher or even a very confident public speaker, but I now know that to play a role in the fight against cancer you don't have to be. As an Educator you don't need to give a formal lecture, you just need to get a conversation started and be approachable.”

Along with a slew of other negative side effects, drinking alcohol has been linked to a higher risk for developing breast cancer.

Originally from Italy, Denise Baldacci is one of our Certified Global Educators living in Berlin, Germany. Having a history of breast cancer in her family, she was always told she needed to perform self-exams, but was never shown how.

Being able to spot these breast cancer symptoms could save your life.

Today in Burundi, Africa, if a woman finds a symptom of breast cancer and shows her doctor, she will most likely get turned away. Why?

“It wasn’t until I saw the Know Your Lemons campaign after my diagnosis that I realized I had more signs and symptoms than just a lump. I wish I had known about them earlier.”

2020 was an INCREDIBLE year for the #KnowYourLemons campaign.

Although we train educators worldwide, Wales is particularly close to our heart because of our patient advisory board member, Dawn Wilson.

Breast cancer is something that happens to other people, until it happens to you or somebody close to you.