This podcast is sponsored by Copperfield, the UK's only Breast Cancer Awareness Charity for young people.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Copperfield are on a mission to get every young person checking their chest on a monthly basis so they're able to

spot signs of breast cancer early.

If you're a guy, gal or non-binary pal, then you should be checking your chest on a monthly

basis as people of all ages and genders can get breast cancer.

These signs may look different on your skin tone or your body.

It is important to know what's normal for you by looking and feeling

when checking your chest.

If anything feels unusual for you, then make sure you go and see your GP.

In the UK, one in seven women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime,

and nearly 400 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year.

Checking your chest on a monthly basis could just save your life.

A diagnosis can happen at any age, but when found early, breast cancer treatments are

more effective and survival rates are higher.

Learn more about the signs of breast cancer and what to look out for at copper feel.org.

That's coop a feel.org and follow us at Copper feel on social channels for regular reminders to check yourself.

That is co P P P P A feel for regular reminders to check your chest. This episode is in paid

partnership with the Department for Work and Pensions. Let's be honest the

things we choose to tell our parents, grandparents or in fact any elderly relative can be a bit selective at times.

I bet everyone has something popped into their head which they've decided is best not to tell that person about.

So for me, there are so many things I've

avoided telling my parents for example me telling my mom that I've taken my bins

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