🧵Your support helps @CANSA to continue the fight against cancer in South Africa and brings us closer to the challenge of a cancer-free society within our generation. Let this become our legacy to our children and generations to come.

It’s that time again, South Africa! The Hollard DAREdevil Run is back... and it’s bigger, bolder and braver than ever. Strip down to your purple speedo, join thousands across the country, and help run cancer outta town! 💜 Find out how to get involved: https://t.co/MRArrboqG2

Up to 25% of breast cancers could be prevented through healthy lifestyle choices. 5️⃣ ways to lower your risk: ⚖️ Maintain a healthy weight 💪 Stay active 🍷 Limit alcohol 🤱 Breastfeed if possible 💊 Mind hormone use Remember: early detection saves lives. 🎥 Watch the video:

#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth: @PEPstores_SA and @CANSA continue partnership to encourage women to conduct self-exams with this pink towel https://t.co/Yu4TTBaPAP via @Biz_Healthcare

💥SET YOUR SIGHTS FOR HOPE💥 Book 25 Oct to raise funds for @CANSA #FalseBayFirearmTrainingAcademy Morning HandGun: https://t.co/1hDUnSBykc Afternoon HandGun: https://t.co/oSMQCJSnR6 Afternoon PCC: https://t.co/exFT4iNLiw

One Ribbon, One Message of Love in support of cancer warriors. Our Forest Walk (Upper Level, next to iStore) is literally filled with love and compassion as part of our #ShareTheLove initiative. In support of cancer warriors, visit our #ShareTheLove tables daily from 9 am to 8

One Ribbon, One Message of Love. This October, Mall of Africa invites you to #ShareTheLove in support of cancer warriors everywhere. Join us at Mall of Africa’s Forest Walk, where love and compassion fill the air – literally. From 1 – 31 October, step inside our Forest Walk,

Join Trappers Oudoor in promoting awareness of breast cancer, by purchasing your very own or spoil a loved one with this thoughtful gift. For more information on where to buy, visit: https://t.co/VVUF9eGb9X #FightingCancerTogether #CANSA #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

Trappers Outdoor, outdoor retail supplier, will donate R100 of the retail value (excluding VAT) of each Pink Vibes Stanley Transit Mug sold, during the month of October 2025. Be pink while you are out and about!

[READ] Platelets: The Hidden Lifeline in Cancer Care

Platelets: The Hidden Lifeline in Cancer Care Every platelet donation can empower someone's fight against cancer. In South Africa, patients undergoing chemotherapy or bone-marrow treatment often depend on regular platelet transfusions just to stay safe and keep their treatment

THE ROT RUNS DEEP | The Gauteng health department remains trapped in a cycle of institutional decay and administrative failure. The consequences are catastrophic. Find out more: https://t.co/impR2Inn7C Join our mailing list: https://t.co/ya957ntqMY

Breast cancer affects thousands of SAs each year, but in rural communities, access to info, screening & care remains limited. This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, we spotlight @CANSA's Zodwa Sithole who is working tirelessly to change this reality. Read more:

CANSA urges everyone to reflect on the toll alcohol takes on your body and the impact it has on loved ones. Let’s raise awareness and make healthier choices! https://t.co/pr1MstnZmf

Alcohol consumption is also causally linked to cancers of the mouth, pharynx (throat), larynx (voice box), oesophagus, liver, colon, rectum, and breast (in women). Choosing an alcohol-free lifestyle not only reduces these risks but also improves overall health and wellbeing.

The observance highlights the health risks associated with alcohol consumption, its link to diseases like high blood pressure and liver disease and promotes the benefits of choosing not to consume alcohol.

🍷🚫 Today, 2 October, is World No Alcohol Day – also known as World Alcohol-Free Day. 🍷🚫 This day promotes awareness of the negative impacts of alcohol consumption and encourages people to embrace alcohol-free lifestyles. #NoAlcohol #WorldNoAlcoholDay #LowerCancerRisk

Hormones, menopause, and cancer: Cansa’s call to action this October https://t.co/SsGDhrQyUO | @cansa #BizPressOffice via @Biz_Healthcare @Bizcommunity

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to honour those fighting, celebrate survivors, and remember those we've lost. Many breast cancer patients undergoing treatment experience low platelet counts due to chemotherapy, making them vulnerable to bleeding and treatment

“Breast cancer remains one of the most significant health challenges for South African women, particularly during and after menopause,” says Lorraine Govender, CANSA’s National Manager: Health Programmes. Read the full media release on the CANSA website:

In the lead-up to Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, CANSA is urging women to take charge of their health and understand the vital connection between menopause and breast cancer.