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Stories That
Save Lives
Breastscreen NSW
One in eight women in NSW develop breast cancer in their lifetime, and early detection is the key to successful treatment. We all know this, but as women, do we get tested as regularly as we should, and as men, do we encourage our loved ones to make testing a priority?
Our challenge was to make women take notice, and do more than just think about getting tested. We decided we’d talk directly to our audience, and encourage them to take direct action, by talking directly with survivors.
The outcome is a series of four heart-felt and compelling stories that cut to the bone, and aim at increasing testing by BreastScreen NSW for 2017’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, to decrease poor outcomes for women.
“IT’S RARE TO MEET SOMEONE WHO HASN’T BEEN TOUCHED BY BREAST CANCER, SO TO BE ABLE TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONVERSATION CREATIVELY, AND HOPEFULLY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE, IS HUMBLING.”
ALEX DALMAU,
DESIGN DIRECTOR,
FROST*DESIGN.
THE TEST
The campaign set out to emphasise the importance of mammograms as part of women’s regular health checks. We needed to communicate the facts, stressing the importance of regular mammograms, tap into the emotional sensitivities around the mammogram experience, and prompt action to book a mammogram. The campaign’s over-arching message is that by combining a self-examination with a yearly scan to detect breast cancer early, the chances of successful treatment are increased.
As mammograms can pick up breast cancers before they can be seen or felt, BreastScreen Australia offers free mammograms every two years to women over 40 years old.
