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Hello there you private partners, this episode is sponsored by Azda Tickled Pink.

Now around 55,000 women of 370 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the UK.

The good news is, according to breast cancer, NALS, 2021 survey, just over half a woman's

survey in Britain check their breast regularly.

Knowing to know what's normal for your boobs, pecs or chest is so important, it means you'll

be able to spot any new unusual changes early.

Have a little look and feel of your chest up to your collarbone and under your armpit

on a regular basis.

Do it when you're listening to private partners a great way to do it, so you remember each

week and if you do spot anything unusual, make sure you see your GP.

As well as encouraging us to check our boobs, Azda Tickled Pink raises funds for breast

cancer treatments, education and support through their partnership with breast cancer now

and cop the film.

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