Insights from BCC Research

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, BCC wants to support corporate and academic organizations in furthering their projects and initiatives related to breast cancer, cancer in general and women’s health topics.

Telemedicine has transformed the role of physicians and increased access to health services for patients worldwide. This has led to a greater number of technology startups and increased investments in the telemedicine market.

The saying ‘be more conscious of what you put in your body’ is an important one. But for women, that doesn’t stop at food. Health has been a hot topic thanks to the global pandemic that has occupied the majority of 2020. And while food has taken center stage, it’s not the only area of health that is being reconsidered. A push for organic and natural tampons has been slowly building over the past few years, and the conversation has been accelerated in recent months.

Cancer is never a fun topic, and breast cancer specifically can be a tough conversation to have. As the second leading cause of death for women, it can feel like a losing battle. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) statistics, the majority of deaths can be avoided with proper detection and treatment.