While every person and company has its reason for wanting to increase awareness, the idea of joining this particular nationwide campaign is simple for ShavWet’s founder and CEO. The man who spent several years of his career in the medical sales industry has been personally affected by the disease. “My mother is a breast cancer survivor, and a friend recently had a double mastectomy,”
The key word is everybody. According to the latest statistics by the Centers for Disease Control, more than 180,000 women and 1,800 men are diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the United States. Roughly one quarter of those cases end in death. Experts say one of the best ways to stop breast cancer is through early detection.
“My mom was fortunate enough to be diagnosed early because of a routine mammogram. Not everyone is that fortunate,” Porter says. “Awareness and access to early screening is so important to increasing the survival rate.”
The average cost of a mammogram is $100. ShavWet’
You can find more information about ShavWet and its products at http://www.ShavWet.com. If you would like to schedule an interview with Bobby, please call (717) 676-8327, or send an email to getnoticed@thewriteplacepr.com.
*The National Breast Cancer Foundation mission is to save lives by increasing awareness through education and by providing mammograms for those who are in need.
