No Bra Day: a reminder to women to celebrate their breasts, get a cancer screening and practise self-examination

Women are encouraged to go braless each October 13 to free themselves from a constrictive garment and to remind them to be on alert for breast cancer symptoms and get screened.
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No Bra Day, celebrated each year on October 13, was launched in 2011 by plastic surgeon Dr Mitchell Brown of Toronto, Canada, to promote breast cancer awareness.

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No Bra Day: a reminder to women to celebrate their breasts, get a cancer screening and practise self-examination

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