Pink Ball, which has become the symbol of early diagnosis awareness in breast cancer, will take off from the hands of successful actress Demet Özdemir in its 8th year. Successful actress Demet Özdemir, who is this year’s voluntary supporter of the Pink Ball on the Field project, implemented with the cooperation of Anadolu Medical Center and Anadolu Efes Sports Club, will draw attention to the importance of early diagnosis in breast cancer.
The Pink Ball will take off for the 8th time to raise awareness of early diagnosis in breast cancer.
Pink Ball, which has become the symbol of early diagnosis awareness in breast cancer, will take off from the hands of successful actress Demet Özdemir in its 8th year. Successful actress Demet Özdemir, who is this year’s voluntary supporter of the Pink Ball on the Field project, implemented with the cooperation of Anadolu Medical Center and Anadolu Efes Sports Club, will draw attention to the importance of early diagnosis in breast cancer.
Early diagnosis saves lives in breast cancer, which affects 1 in 8 women. The Pink Ball on the Field project, which is held every year in October Breast Cancer Awareness Month in cooperation with Anadolu Medical Center and Anadolu Efes Sports Club, draws attention to the importance of early diagnosis in breast cancer. The Pink Ball, which has become the symbol of early diagnosis in breast cancer, will take off from Demet Özdemir’s hand this year.
Pink Ball will be on the field again in the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague match to be played between Anadolu Efes Sports Club and UNICS Kazan on Thursday, October 21, 2021. The match to be played at Sinan Erdem Sports Hall will start at 20:00.
Demet Özdemir: “We should not avoid regular check-ups”
Successful actress Demet Özdemir, who voluntarily supported the project, appeared before the lens with “Pink Ball”. Posing for another supporter of the project, master photographer Tamer Yılmaz, Özdemir said, “I am very happy to be able to help raise awareness on such an important issue, I hope I can contribute to more women taking a step towards their health.” Reminding that early diagnosis of breast cancer saves lives, Özdemir said, “Women should have a breast examination after a certain age. We shouldn’t run away from control thinking it won’t happen to me. It is very important that we remind ourselves and our loved ones of this, but in this way, we can ensure that more women are protected from breast cancer.”
