ISSUE 10.26THE NORMAL ISSUEOCT / 2026

Your normal. There is no universal normal. There is your normal. Know your normal.

KNOW YOUR NORMAL.

Notice change.
Ask questions.
Get checked.

02 / LOOKNOTICE, NOT DIAGNOSE

LOOK.

NOT FOR CANCER.
FOR CHANGE.

The useful question is simple: is this new or unusual for me?

Not a diagnostic checklist

FIG. 01 / CHANGE TO NOTICE

A NEWLUMP ORSWELLING.

A change that is new for you, in the breast, chest or armpit.

CONTENTSSEVEN CHANGES / 07

03 / FEELFIELD NOTE / REFERENCE 01

YOUR NORMAL
IS YOUR
REFERENCE POINT.

04 / ACTWHEN SOMETHING CHANGES

SOMETHING
FEELS
DIFFERENT.

DON’T DIAGNOSE IT.

GET IT CHECKED.

Most breast changes are not cancer. A healthcare professional is the right person to assess a new or persistent one.

05 / SCREENINGA GLOBAL PRINCIPLE

SCREENINGISN’TONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL.

Recommendations vary by age, individual risk and where you live.

Check the official guidance where you liveAlways check current guidance from your national health authority or healthcare provider.

06 / MY NORMALPRIVATE BY DESIGN

YOUR BODY.YOUR NOTES.YOUR QUESTIONS.

No account. No diagnosis. No risk score. Nothing leaves this browser tab.

INSERT / WORKSHEETP. 06

Is it new?

07 / THE NORMAL TEST01 / 05

The normal test: myth or fact?

BREAST CANCERALWAYS STARTSWITH A LUMP.

MYTH or FACT?

08 / MAKE IT YOURSPOSTER STUDIO

WHAT’SYOURNORMAL?

ISSUE 10.26BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTHI KNOWMYNORMAL.KNOW YOUR NORMAL.OCTOBER / 2026NOTICE CHANGE. ASK QUESTIONS. GET CHECKED.
9:16 · Stack · Paper

MAKE IT YOURS.

Create your own Know Your Normal poster. Choose a statement, layout and colour — then save it or share it.

01 — Statement
02 — Layout
03 — Colour

KNOWYOURNORMAL.

Notice change.
Ask questions.
Get checked.

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
OCTOBER 2026

Educational campaign concept. Not a diagnostic tool or a substitute for professional medical advice. If you are worried about a breast change, contact a healthcare professional.

Concept & creative direction — Karen De La Rosa

Digital experience · 2026