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Breast Cancer Awareness Month

In October Fujifilm is proud to join the global cancer care community to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women across Europe, turning the lives of hundreds of thousands upside down.1 While most cases of breast cancer do occur in women, 0.5-1% of cases also occur in men.2 Around one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime,3 but when detected early, the chances of survival are high - with a five-year survival rate of 85% or more4

Thanks to continued progress in research and care, outcomes for breast cancer are improving, but there is still more we can do. Earlier detection saves lives, yet some women still face emotional, practical or systemic barriers to screening. By working together to raise awareness, reduce stigma and improve access, we can help ensure that more women receive timely diagnoses and the care they need to live well. 

Fujifilm is committed to supporting the global effort to reduce the burden of breast cancer. From early awareness to survivorship, we stand with patients, families, and healthcare professionals every step of the way. Across our portfolio of innovative technology we are focused on improving access, removing barriers, and empowering communities with knowledge and care that can change lives.

A Visionary Partner for World Cancer Day 

Fujifilm is proud to be a Visionary Partner to World Cancer Day 2025-2027, a global initiative led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), in 2024 and will continue the partnership as a “Visionary Partner” from 2025 to 2027. At the heart of our partnership with UICC for 2025 is the celebration of personal stories from individuals affected by cancer. United by unique stories of resilience and hope, we support communities, caregivers, and healthcare professionals while advancing our mission to make cancer prevention, detection, and treatment accessible to all. Fujifilm and the UICC are committed to reducing the global cancer burden and improving patient outcomes through collaboration and innovation.