The COVID-19 pandemic ushered in a new challenge for those battling breast cancer today. This hydra-headed challenge manifests across issues relating to equity, advocacy, and ... Read More
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On our path to eradicate Black Breast Cancer, TOUCH, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance is excited to partner with the Morehouse School of Medicine and 2for2 Boobs, and powered by ... Read More
Cancer Rate Is On The Decline, For Most–Here’s What We Know
This story originally appeared on CNN.com on Tuesday, January 8, 2018 (CNN)The rate of people dying from cancer in the United States seems to have dropped steadily for 25 years, a ... Read More
What’s The Real Deal On Breast Cancer And Drinking Alcohol?
The holiday celebrations are right around the corner so here is something to think about as you pop that champagne. This question often comes up when I am hanging out with my ... Read More
Dr. Rapelyea Discusses Breast Cancer Screening (Video)
Dr. Jocelyn Rapelyea discusses Breast Cancer screening. ... Read More
Breast Cancer And BRCA Testing: What You Need To Know
About 1 in 8 American women will develop breast cancer. In addition to breast exams, and mammograms, some women and men with a family history of breast cancer may also need to get ... Read More
7 Things You Can Do To Prevent Breast Cancer
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among African-American women. It is also the second leading cause of cancer deaths among African-American women. Unfortunately, in recent ... Read More
Breast Cancer Survivor Cheryl Ash-Simpson Shares Her Journey! (Video)
Cheryl Ash-Simpson is not only a breast cancer survivor, but she's also an inspiration. Cheryl was diagnosed with breast cancer just 3 days before her wedding. She didn't let this ... Read More
Powering Through Chemotherapy With The Help Of Exercise
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the countless women and men who have experienced breast cancer, we salute the survivors, their family, friends, and caretakers who are ... Read More
The Truth About Black Women And Breast Cancer
According to the Center for Disease Control black women have lower rates of getting breast cancer but have higher rates of dying from breast cancer. Why is this? There are many ... Read More
5 Things To Expect After A Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Whether you were in the shower performing a self-breast exam when you discovered a lump or you received a positive report from a mammogram or biopsy, the diagnosis of ... Read More
Sisters Network, Inc. Celebrates 25 Years Of Service!
As we embark on National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Sisters Network® Inc. is proud to celebrate its 25th Anniversary as the only National African American Breast Cancer ... Read More
Legendary Groundbreaking Actress Diahann Carroll, Dies At 84
Diahann Carroll, the beautiful award-winning and groundbreaking actress who made television history with her roles on shows like "Julia" and "Dynasty", died Friday. She was ... Read More
Men Can Have Breast Cancer Too: 8 Risk Factors To Know
It’s October and calendars all over the world are packed with events that will be dressed in pink ribbons! The stories of courageous women who have been impacted by breast cancer ... Read More