Know Your Lemons and TOUCH, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance, have partnered to launch a new Black Breast Health version of the Know Your Lemons app. Designed with culturally relevant education, personalized risk tools, and advocacy support, this feature helps Black women better understand their breast health, navigate healthcare conversations with confidence, and take action toward early detection. Together, we're turning awareness into empowerment and helping close the gap in breast cancer outcomes.

At just 31 years old, Allie Hartung was diagnosed with Stage 1A breast cancer after an ultrasound for what was initially thought to be a harmless lymph node revealed a cancerous lump. In this inspiring survivor story, Allie shares how trusting her instincts, seeking answers, and catching her cancer early made all the difference. She also discusses how Know Your Lemons' breast health resources helped her educate others about the signs of breast cancer and the importance of self-advocacy. Read Allie's story and learn why knowing what's normal for your body can save lives.

The award-winning Know Your Lemons app has been named the 2025 Webby Award winner for Best Health & Fitness App, beating Apple’s top fitness app in a major moment for women’s health technology. Over the past year, the breast health app has expanded into a personalized prevention platform with new features including breast cancer risk assessments, customized screening plans, mammogram booking, genetic services, recurrence support, and expanded language accessibility — all designed to help women detect breast cancer earlier and take action sooner.

Dr. Sue Hwang spent her career treating breast cancer—until a routine mammogram changed everything. Diagnosed with an aggressive form of the disease, she faced treatment not just as a doctor, but as a patient and a mother of three. This powerful story explores early detection, the realities of treatment, and what survivorship really looks like—along with the lessons she now shares with every patient she treats.

Do men get breast cancer? Yes. Are men often over-looked in the breast cancer community? Yes. Jeremy Bailey, male breast cancer survivor, shares his experience.

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Wie die Reise einer Brustkrebsüberlebenden zu einer Partnerschaft führte, die das Leben der Menschen in Slowenien für immer verändern wird.

SHECURVE arbeitet mit Know Your Lemons zusammen, um Frauen durch Stil und Bildung zu fördern und zu unterstützen.

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