The Foundation has many free educational materials. You can consult them online or order paper copies for yourself or for your family, patients or community.

Designed as a door hanger, the Breast Observation Guide is a practical tool for learning how to detect the signs of breast cancer. Leave it on your bathroom doorknob to remind you to observe your breasts regularly.

This leaflet outlines the different factors that can increase the risk of developing breast cancer.

Did you know that you can take action to reduce your risk of developing breast cancer? This pamphlet explains what you can do .

Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed during or after pregnancy. See our brochure to learn more.

This fact sheet presents the wide range of support services the Foundation offers for people affected by breast cancer and their loved ones.

This poster (18 x 24 in.) illustrates nine possible signs of breast cancer. It can be displayed in a waiting room or doctor’s office to raise awareness.

This poster (18 x 24 in.) is an enlarged version of our Breast Observation Guide. It is also suitable for display.

Intended for patients, these three guideline documents about breast cancer care are produced by the National Comprehensive Cancer Network® (NCCN®). They present the same treatment information doctors use, to equip you to discuss the best treatment options with your healthcare team: