Every year, breast cancer touches the lives of millions of women — mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends. In the United States alone, one in eight women will face a diagnosis in her lifetime. But from that sobering statistic has emerged a chorus of powerful voices: celebrities who have not only survived breast cancer but have used their platforms to advocate for early detection and inspire others to take control of their health. From Hollywood icons to music legends and me

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