Pink October 2026
Early Detection Can Save Lives
Your health deserves your attention.
Breast cancer may not cause noticeable symptoms in its early stages. Knowing your body, recognizing changes, and getting the appropriate screening can help detect breast cancer early.
This Pink October, make time for your breast health. Get informed, take action, and put yourself first.
Take the Step. Get Screened.
This Pink October, Tadawi offers special breast health packages to help you take the next step.
The appropriate examination will be determined by the doctor following medical assessment.
Early detection can save lives.Not Sure Which Screening Is Right for You?
Book a consultation with our doctor, who will assess your breast health and recommend the most appropriate examination based on your individual needs.
- ✓Take the first step towards caring for your breast health.
Know Your Breasts. Know What's Normal.
Breast awareness starts with knowing how your breasts normally look and feel. This can help you recognize changes that may need medical attention.
Look
In front of a mirror, observe your breasts with your arms down and then raised. Look for changes in size, shape, or appearance.
Feel
Gently feel your breasts and underarm areas for any new lump, thickening, or unusual change.
Notice
Pay attention to your nipples and the surrounding skin. Become familiar with what is normal for you.
Look. Feel. Notice.
What Changes Should You Look For?
- ✓A new lump or thickening in the breast or underarm
- ✓A change in breast size or shape
- ✓Skin dimpling, redness, or unusual texture
- ✓A newly inverted nipple
- ✓Unusual nipple discharge, especially if bloody
- ✓Persistent or unexplained breast or underarm pain
Breast awareness does not replace recommended breast screening. If you notice a change, seek medical advice even if you recently had a normal screening.
Make Time for Your Breast Health
For yourself. For those you love. For all the moments still ahead.
This Pink October, take the first step towards caring for your breast health.
Early detection can save lives.Terms and conditions apply. The appropriate examination is subject to medical assessment.