It's as easy as one, two, three!
- Blog with Love - post about the importance of moving breast cancer
awareness into action by getting involved in breast cancer research.
- Tell them HOW - ask readers to Act with Love by joining the Health of
Women Study at www.healthofwomenstudy.org. This study is a
new revolutionary project of the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation that
will be launched to the public on October 1st! Be the first to let
them know!
- Celebrate! - celebrate your post by tagging your blog with the
official BFYBD button that will be sent to you upon finalizing the pledge form below.
Don't
have a blog? You can still participate! Take the pledge and
dedicate a Facebook Note on October 1st to BFYBD. Be sure to tag the Dr. Susan Love Research
Foundation in your note!
How do I Act with Love?
Despite the reigning success of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
and millions of dollars raised, we still have very little knowledge about
breast cancer. Now is the time to shift the discussion from awareness to
pinpointing the cause and accelerating prevention--and you can help! Turn
your fervent awareness of this disease that kills one in eight women, and take
action by investing yourself in breast cancer research. Together we can
fast track research and end breast cancer within our lifetime.
What is the Health of Women study?
With the introduction of the Health of Women study (HOW) on
October 1st, the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation will revolutionize the
fight against breast cancer. By crowdsourcing health information, and
involving the general public directly, we will uncover the information that
will end breast cancer. This groundbreaking initiative invites the
public, men and women over the age of 18 of all health backgrounds, to be
collaborators by participating in the study via the web or on their mobile
devices. HOW will also turn traditional research practices on its head by
creating a venue for researchers to gather and share information, with the
definitive goal of ending breast cancer. To learn more about the Health
of Women study, visit: www.healthofwomenstudy.org.
*Content from Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation
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