With Breast Cancer Awareness Month underway, everyone has something to say, especially on Twitter. While we may not know each person behind the tweets personally, everyone is affected by the disease.

It’s important to realize how powerful the movement behind Breast Cancer Awareness Month has become over the years. We can’t prevent cancer, however, we can be proactive about taking care of our health.

Spreading awareness about breast cancer, especially throughout October, is key to early detection and saving lives. Sadly, 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime.

Scroll below to see 21 tweets recognizing the importance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

• #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

• 1.

  My fight with breast cancer was not easy, but thankfully I caught it early. I stress the importance of awareness and early detection because I know it saves lives. Learn more about #BringYourBrave: https://t.co/Cm8qmNrBNy @CDCgov #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth pic.twitter.com/52qyI15frG

  — Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (@RepDWStweets) October 4, 2022

• 2.

  Anyone can get breast cancer. So, whoever you are, it’s important to check your breasts regularly. We’re here to help you understand the signs and symptoms to look out for. Help spread the word this #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth pic.twitter.com/EKMO7VBVrR

  — Breast Cancer Now (@BreastCancerNow) October 1, 2022

• 3.

  Don't hesitate,
  if you feel any swelling,
  get it checked.
  Not all swellings are cancerous
  but early detection of a swelling
  makes cancer more curable. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth pic.twitter.com/S89hS1FiHv

  — n 🇵🇸 (@doctorbatsunen) October 4, 2022

• 4.

  October is #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth. This month and every month, we stress the importance of mammograms as the best tool to screen for #breastcancer.
  
  Early detection can improve a woman’s chance of survival. Learn more about #mammograms: https://t.co/0GMS7T32J9 via @FDAWomen pic.twitter.com/b1Wx8wsksy

  — U.S. FDA (@US_FDA) October 3, 2022

• 5.

  Every two minutes, a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States. On June 21st, I became one of them. As we approach #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, I’m sharing my story as an important reminder to get screened. https://t.co/PH5NSUponN

  — Katie Couric (@katiecouric) September 28, 2022

• 6.

  Now that I have your attention...
  It's #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth pic.twitter.com/Qzd6ZX2OXc

  — Wendy is PRO CHOICEⓂ️Ⓜ️ #MeidasMighty OG (@Meidas_Wendy) October 1, 2022

• 7.

  Estimates suggest that one in eight women in the United States will develop breast cancer at some point in their life – which highlights the value of familiarizing yourself with what is normal and abnormal for your breasts.https://t.co/q63fsPyyHY

  — HuffPost Women (@HuffPostWomen) October 4, 2022

• 8.

  https://twitter.com/KateHoit/status/1577056757280407553

• 9.

  I come from a family of breast cancer survivors. Daily checks are important for me. My grandmother is a 20+ year survivor and my mother is a 10+ year survivor. Watching my matriarchs fight the battle and win showed me their resilience and faith. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

  — Sexologist Tyomi Morgan, ACS (@Glamazontyomi) October 1, 2022

• 10.

  Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women worldwide.
  
  Yet, early detection through screening as well as treatment can help improve survival rates.
  
  More from @WHO during Breast Cancer Awareness Month: https://t.co/B0cGcS9mxz pic.twitter.com/W6ukHiFQev

  — United Nations (@UN) October 3, 2022

• 11.

  It’s October again! Take a moment to remember this month the importance of Early Breast Cancer detection and spread awareness for every women’s health.#BreastCancerMonth

  — Elissa (@elissakh) October 1, 2022

• 12.

  This month is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
  
  Don’t forget to attend your yearly screenings, support the fighters, and celebrate the survivors. pic.twitter.com/U5yvXiGZ2F

  — Senate Republicans (@SenateGOP) October 2, 2022

• 13.

  During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and in support of the Pink Hat Campaign, Englewood officers will wear pink badges and pink uniform hats! #englewoodexcellence #epd_cau #englewoodpolice #CommunityPolicing #englewoodnj #breastcancerawareness #pinkhatcampaign #breastcancer pic.twitter.com/26qLHXcYGB

  — Englewood, New Jersey Police (@EnglewoodNJPD) October 4, 2022

• 14.

  The @BattleshipNJ will be lit pink throughout the month of October. The museum ship will join buildings and structures throughout the Philadelphia area as part of @CBSPhiladelphia #LightsfortheFight for Breast Cancer Awareness. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth pic.twitter.com/oC0E0lIixv

  — Battleship New Jersey (@BattleshipNJ) October 2, 2022

• 15.

  As the second most common cancer in women, breast cancer has affected thousands of Americans and their families. It can occur at any age; however, the risk rises as you get older. During this month, we aim to educate, empower those undergoing treatment, and support survivors. pic.twitter.com/rEMY4GXnCk

  — New Jersey Blood Services (@newjerseyblood) October 1, 2022

• 16.

  What are important radiology breast exams that screen for breast cancer? #BreastHealth #WomensHealth #TriviaTime

  — Breastlink (@Breastlink) October 4, 2022

• 17.

  I was just reminded that it's Breast Cancer Awareness month, so here is where I beg people to get tested for genetic mutations if there's breast or ovarian cancer in your family. Especially if you're Ashkenazi Jewish — 1 in 40 of us have a BRCA mutation, myself included.

  — Sam B. Farkas (@SamBFarkas) October 4, 2022

• 18.

  Dress in pink for #BreastCancerAwareness on Wednesday, Oct. 12. pic.twitter.com/Sj3pO2tNzd

  — UFT (@UFT) October 3, 2022

• 19.

  Good morning. Happy Tuesday. It's #BreastCancerAwareness month. Get those mammograms. pic.twitter.com/phRoEJfkIv

  — Sophia A. Nelson (@IAmSophiaNelson) October 4, 2022

• 20.

  Cancer has become the biggest threat to our Firefighters and Paramedics. This month we remember our members impacted, we celebrate our survivors, and we fight with our members who are currently battling breast cancer. #local2cares #breastcancerawareness pic.twitter.com/gQ0ze7aBgY

  — IAFF Local 2 (@CFDLocal2) October 3, 2022

• 21.

  Pink October is not a fashion statement or trend and it’s never gonna be, it’s an appreciation of the women who fought. breast cancer awareness is not a trend it’s a movement.

  — d (@d1na__) October 4, 2022

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