Did you know that mammograms can usually detect lumps two to three years before you or your doctor can? And research has shown a 25% reduction in deaths from breast cancer among those who regularly get screened.
In South Africa, women have a one in 29 chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer, with early detection being crucial in saving lives.
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Hisense is raising funds for non-profit company PinkDrive, based in Randburg, which provides breast cancer education and early diagnostic support to South Africans.
“PinkDrive’s mantra is ‘Early detection saves lives’, and we know that early tests and awareness mean a greater chance of survival, which is why we’ve partnered with this incredible organization,” says Michéle Fourie, marketing manager of Hisense SA. “Through this initiative for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the generosity of our community, we hope that our target will be met so that we can help PinkDrive in the fight for education and early awareness.”
Any additional funds raised will go towards new oncology units at Charlotte Maxeke Hospital, to replace those that were burnt down in the April fires this year.

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