New Delhi, Oct. 24 -- A small lump may seem harmless, a change in shape may go unnoticed, and people may postpone a screening appointment because of work or family responsibilities. Yet when it comes to breast health, paying attention to changes and seeking medical advice can make a meaningful difference. Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an opportunity to move beyond awareness ribbons and reminders. It is a chance to encourage women to understand their bodies, recognise warning signs, and seek medical evaluation without fear or delay.

A lump is not the only warning sign

Other changes that deserve attention include changes in breast size or shape, dimpling or puckering of the skin, redness or other unusual skin changes, a newly inverted ...