Breast Cancer Incident & Mortality Rates

  • Breast cancer incidence rates range from 104.1 (per 100,000) in Hispanic women to 137.9 in White women, whereas death rates range from 11.9 (per 100,000) in AAPI women to 26.8 in Black women.
  • Compared to White women, Black women have 5% lower breast cancer incidence but 38% higher breast cancer mortality, and AlAN women have 10% lower breast cancer incidence but 6% higher mortality, although the difference is not statistically significant.
  • The disproportionately high burden of breast cancer mortality among Black and AIAN women is due in part to differences in stage at diagnosis (Figure 8) and survival (Figure 9), all of which largely reflect unequal access to high-quality cancer screening and treatment.

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Our Story

PinkChoseMe is a vibrant community—a new shade of pink—dedicated to bridging good health and empowering lives. When Tiffany was diagnosed with breast cancer at 29, she found herself on an unfamiliar path, feeling isolated and unseen. Determined to create the support she wished she had, Tiffany founded PinkChoseMe to ensure no woman walks this journey alone. Our mission is to focus on early detection and prevention, emphasizing the importance of open communication and providing access to essential healthcare resources. Through connection, education, and advocacy, we empower women to take charge of their health and build a future filled with hope and strength.

Focused Priorities

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Awareness & Education

Developing and implementing educational programs and campaigns to raise awareness about breast cancer, its risk factors, and the importance of early detection among young women.

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Support Services

Providing emotional support, resources, and guidance to young women diagnosed with breast cancer, as well as their families and caregivers.

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Advocacy

Advocating for policies and initiatives that promote access to affordable and quality healthcare services for women, including breast cancer screenings and treatments.

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Fundraising & Grant Writing

Securing funding through grants, donations, and fundraising events to support the organization’s programs and services.

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Community Outreach

Collaborating with local communities, schools, healthcare providers, and other organizations to reach young women and promote breast cancer awareness and prevention.

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Research & Collaboration

Partnering with researchers, medical professionals, and other organizations to stay updated on the latest advancements in breast cancer treatment and prevention, and to contribute to the body of knowledge in this field.

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Event Planning

Organizing events, workshops, and support groups tailored to the needs and interests of young women affected by breast cancer.

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Volunteer Management

Recruiting, training, and managing volunteers who are passionate about supporting young women with breast cancer and the organization’s mission.

Supporting this charity has been incredibly fulfilling. Knowing that my contributions are making tangible differences the lives of others rewarding.

Grace Anderson
Supporter

Our partnership with this campaign strengthen and our commitment social responsibility.

Richard Foster
Donor

What a great experience! I have visited one of the workshops and attended masterclass, and both were super useful for young recommended.

Alex Moore
Volunteer