Every woman is at risk for breast cancer and must be monitored for any problems. African American woman under the age of 40 need to seek treatment as early as possible since they are more likely to have fast developing tumors that will turn deadly. Immediate screenings are necessary to keep track of the cancer and begin the next step to treating it. Elderly black woman may delay medical attention or may not know the risk factors of the cancer causing them to be more at risk. Men are also qualified to get breast cancer as the symptoms are the same as women. Self-check your chest for any unusual changes due to breast cancer. If you see any of the following signs, seek medical attention immediately. A lump in the pecs, chest, collarbone, nipples, torso or underarms. Any clear or pus-like fluid discharging from the nipples. Any change to skin such as the color or texture. Educate yourself of your family’s history with cancer such as; colon cancer, ovary cancer, and prostate cancer to see if you may carry the gene. Change up your daily routines such as eating habits and exercise to better your health and keep risk factors low. The earlier you detect is the earlier you can get checked and treated.