Waze rolls out new features to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
This October, Waze will help drivers find screening clinics, assess their health risks, and schedule routine checkups.
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, Waze is rolling out new features to assist drivers in finding screening clinics, evaluating their health risks, and scheduling regular checkups. To show support while driving, users can change their vehicle icon to a custom pink car. In the United States, Waze has teamed up with the National Breast Cancer Foundation to help drivers locate thousands of screening centers directly on the map and navigate to them with ease.
In Israel, a partnership with One in Nine will enable drivers to discover nearby breast health clinics and receive an email with access to quick risk assessment questionnaires. Furthermore, drivers in Israel can enable voice guidance from comedian Adi Ashkenazi, who will provide reminders to schedule routine screenings. These features are now available and will remain active throughout the month of October.
To take advantage of these new capabilities, users should update their Waze app to the latest version on either Android or iOS devices.
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