October is breast cancer awareness month, highlighting the fact that approximately 300,000 women will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in 2023 while an estimated additional 3.8 million breast cancer survivors in the United States alone. Early detection and support are the primary messages echoing through the halls of hospitals and walls of social media every day, but critically important information regarding primary and secondary prevention through whole-foods, plant-based nutrition (WFPBN), and other healthy lifestyle habits, garners little attention. This Plantrician Education Series focuses on the historical and emerging research on the benefits of WFPBN, and other healthy lifestyle habits, in breast cancer prevention with Drs. Kristi Funk, Michelle Tollefson, and Scott Stoll.