Information about breast cancer
Mammoquiz
The Mammoquiz calculates your risk of late detection of breast cancer. Scientific research shows that some people are at higher risk of late detection of breast cancer.
If you catch it early when you have breast cancer, treatment is usually less invasive and the chance of cure is higher. After taking this quiz, you will find out for yourself how likely you are to discover breast cancer early.
The lower your risk score that you get, the lower your risk of late detection of breast cancer. Since early detection increases your chances of survival, it is important to read your result and take the tips to heart.
To be clear, you will not find out here how high your risk is of getting breast cancer. That depends on many factors such as your lifestyle or genetics.
Would you notice breast cancer quickly if you had it?
Take the Mammoquiz and find out what type you are.
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Groundbreaking survey of Belgians' willingness to be tested for breast cancer genes
A representative survey of 1,000 Belgians, conducted by IVOX on behalf of Pink Ribbon, shows that at least 8 out of 10 Belgians are willing to be tested for breast cancer genes in order to take preventive action. The genetic test exists but is underutilized, resulting in one out of two hereditary breast cancers not being detected until diagnosis.
Laura: my first screening mammogram
Your first mammogram: an exciting moment for many women. Longing for reassuring results, they have their breasts screened for breast cancer. Curious about how one woman experiences this? Laura Cerrato is happy to share her findings. Don't forget to take the Mammoquiz at https://www.mammoquiz.be/ to test and increase your knowledge about breasts, breast cancer and preventive screening!

Don't let fear control your life
Creative and culinary talent Lorry Deklerck has advanced breast cancer, but allows fear as little as possible in her life. For her client; Cookware Company - Greenpan, she came up with ten pink recipes for Pink Ribbon.










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