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Breast cancer screening is inadequate for so many women!

This is what drives us:

Painless, effective, and early detection

of breast cancer

for everyone!

December 2024.Part of the YvYa crew. Pronounce YvYa as “ievieja.”


Women Take Matters Into Your Own Hands!

Many women are unaware of the importance of early detection of breast cancer.

And yet, for 11,000 victims per year, there is currently no screening method available.

They are left to their own devices and must detect breast cancer themselves. Who are they?

Because fewer than 6,400 victims are found during breast cancer screening. 🙄

Breast health is not included in the curriculum of any educational programs.

As a result, women have to gain knowledge about breast cancer themselves.

They are unaware of the risks they may face if they do not know what to pay attention to.

To raise awareness, YvYa's trained experts help other women.

We have made our educational materials accessible to all women. View the options here.

The donations we ask for will go to the Early Warning Scan Fund.

We are therefore supporting the research and development of a new standard:

The Early Warning Scan – a painless, effective, and early detection method for breast cancer screening

for everyone, regardless of age.

This screening is being developed by volunteer experts at EarlyWarningScan B.V.

View the EarlyWarningScan B.V. website here.

The urgency is clear, but unfortunately the commercial market is not responding. Read here to find out why.

This new technology is important for all women. That is why we are taking matters into our own hands.

For women, designed women

#wedoitforthegirls

Will you help us make a difference?"😀

Join us and help make breast cancer screening more accessible and user-friendly for all women.

Please contribute to the development of the Early Warning Scan for breast cancer.

It will make early and painless detection of breast cancer possible for all women.

 

This reduces the damage caused by cancer treatment.

And the mortality rate, which has fluctuated around 3,000-3,200 women for years, can finally start to decline.

For your wife, your girlfriend, your daughter, your neighbor, yourself, for all women...


Paulette has been nominated for the Woman in Media Award!
The Woman in Media Award is a Dutch prize. The organizers of the award want to encourage female experts and role models to be visible in the media. They also want to stimulate editors to give women a platform more often. Nationally or per province, YvYa wants to reach all women because our mission is so important.
Vote now! You can vote until February 14.

A fantastic start for YvYa to 2026! On January 5, Paulette received a wonderful donation from Mediahuis Meierijstad.
Thank you very much, MooiRooi and Nico van de Wetering!

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