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50 Shades of Pink From your Oxford Centric team

50 Shades of Pink From your Oxford Centric team. Mississippi: Now and Beyond

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Breast cancer is the 2 nd leading cause of death in Mississippi

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50 Shades of Pink From your Oxford Centric team

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Mississippi: Now and Beyond

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Breast cancer is the 2nd leading cause of death in Mississippi

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Mississippi is

3rd

in breast cancer mortality

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1,990 new breast cancer cases are predicted for Mississippi

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The Risk

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There is a 6% higher risk for women who smoke

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Women who drink 2 or more alcoholic drinks a day are 1 ½ times more likely to get breast cancer

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80% of women in the United States who have breast cancer have no family history of the disease

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What you can do

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90/100 women will meet the 5-year survival rate when they have yearly mammograms

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Women 50 years + will have 10% less risk if they receive annual screenings

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Brisk walking for 2.5 hours a week decreases the chance of getting breast cancer by 18%