Cherry Hill, NJ (Business Wire) 10 October 2010

This mark 25th October year since the first National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM) was proclaimed 1985th Dr. Evan Sorokin, a cosmetic surgeon in New Jersey, and the staff of the Delaware Valley Plastic Surgery (http://www.delawarevalleybreasts.com) celebrate this anniversary in a special way? Examination gloves pink. A portion of sales will be donated gloves to the National Foundation for breast cancer.

“These pink gloves that our supervisor that a visible reminder that early detection and prevention is essential,” says Sorokin. “Mammography remains the most effective method of breast cancer detect at an early and curable. If all women receive regular screenings and mammograms after 40 years, the mortality fall by another 20 to 30 percent would.”

Dr. Sorokin is convinced that women should be tested early and often. Like a doctor who focuses her practice on breast surgery, an important tool. In addition to increasing breast cancer awareness to help those pink gloves offer free mammography for women who can not afford. MEDLINE, the manufacturer, each contributing to the generation Pinka? ¢ gloves at the National Foundation bought for breast cancer. The National Breast Cancer Foundation is committed to spreading knowledge and fostering hope in the fight against breast cancer.


“I am proud to be part of such a wonderful thing,” says Dr. Sorokin. “Because so much of my practice to have breast enhancement in New Jersey is committed, I am personally committed to the fight against breast cancer. I also hope that more people are trained in this type of cancer and understand the importance of early detection. “

breast cancer is the most common cancers in women and is estimated on the lives of more than 40,000 women from 2009 to 2010, as reported by the American Cancer Society. Breast cancer has many risk factors such as age, genetics, obesity and family history. Women who exercise regularly, a healthy diet and regular visits with their doctors are less likely to have breast cancer.

Dr. Sorokin said. “Some of my patients who underwent breast augmentation in New Jersey are worried that their implants affect mammograms, it is important for every woman with breast implants, routine mammograms and find a provider of mammography screening in women experience, the breast implants. The precautions and regular assessments, we can help decrease the mortality from breast cancer. “


Dr. Evan Sorokin

(http://www.delawarevalleybreasts.com) is a specialist in plastic surgery, specializing in a wide range of cosmetic procedures such as breast augmentation short rest for the women of New Jersey. Sorokin received his MD from Hahnemann Medical College in Philadelphia before a comprehensive education in general and plastic surgery at the University of Texas – Southwestern. He won the recognition of professional and lay organizations for his contributions to plastic surgery in New Jersey. Sorokin is a board of the American Board of Plastic Surgery, surgery and aesthetic plastic card that is recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties certified.


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