Women who take birth-control pills
	Have no increased risk of developing breast cancer.
	Have a substantially increased risk of developing breast cancer.
	Have a slightly increased risk of developing breast cancer.
	Taking birth control pills for five years or more causes breast cancer.

When the cancer is confined to one breast, the five-year survival rate is
	Over 95 percent
	77 percent
	50 percent
	35 percent

What can I do to lower my chances of developing breast cancer?
	Exercise
	Drink in moderation and don't smoke
	Eat a low-fat diet rich in fruits and fibres
	All of the above
	None of the above. Breast cancer strikes at random

The use of anti-perspirants increases the risk of breast cancer.
	True
	False

Women who have children before the age of 30 have a reduced risk of getting breast cancer.
	True
	False

If your mother has had breast cancer before menopause it substantially increases your risk of getting the disease.
	True
	False

Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer among women.
	True
	False

The majority of women that develop breast cancer are over the age of 50.
	True
	False

When should a woman begin screening mammograms?
	By age 35
	By age 40
	By age 50
	By age 55

Which part of the world holds one of the largest incidences of male breast cancer?
	Japan
	Denmark
	Zambia
	Men don't get breast cancer.

Men can also get breast cancer.
	True
	False