Breast Cancer Basics
Risk Factors
Screening and Detection
Treatment Options
Myth vs. Fact
100

True or False: Only women can get breast cancer. 

False

100

Name one non-modifiable (something you can't change) risk factor for breast cancer.

Age, gender, family history, or genetics.

100

What is the most common screening test for breast cancer?

Mammogram.

100

What type of treatment uses high-energy rays to kill cancer cells?

Radiation therapy.

100

Myth or Fact: Wearing a bra causes breast cancer.

Myth

200

What does "stage" mean in breast cancer diagnosis?

It refers to how much the cancer has grown or spread.

200

What does benign mean

a condition, tumor, or growth that is not cancerous.

200

At what age is routine screening typically recommended to begin for average-risk women?

Age 40-50

200

What is a mastectomy?

Surgical removal of one or both breasts.

200

Myth or Fact: Breast cancer always shows a lump.

Myth. Some breast cancers don’t form lumps early on.

300

Name two lifestyle choices that can increase the risk of breast cancer.

Smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity, poor diet 

300

Having a mutation in which genes increases your risk?

BRCA1 and BRCA2

300

How often is a breast self-exam recommended?

Once a month.

300

What is the difference between radiation therapy and chemotherapy?

Chemotherapy uses drugs to kill cancer cells, while radiation therapy uses targeted high-energy rays to kill cancer cells.

300

Myth or Fact: Only women with a family history get breast cancer.

Myth

400

This organization is well-known globally for breast cancer research and awareness campaigns.

Susan G. Komen Foundation

400

True or False: Hormones increase the risk of breast cancer.

True
400

What does a biopsy involve?

Removing a small sample of breast tissue to check for cancer cells.