What Is Personalized Care in Breast Cancer? 
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by Shannon Woodworth
1w ago
What Is Personalized Care in Breast Cancer?  Breast cancer is a personal experience, with no two cases being exactly alike. For this reason, personalized care (or personalized medicine) is increasingly common in the medical landscape. For breast cancer, personalized care refers to tailored screening, treatment and support. This approach integrates genetic, biological and personal factors […] The post What Is Personalized Care in Breast Cancer?  appeared first on Susan G. Komen ..read more
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2025 Super Bowl Ad Highlights Breast Screening Importance
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by apatel
1w ago
This year, during the Super Bowl, something amazing will happen in the breast cancer community – a call to action nationwide. Watch Paula Schneider, president and chief operating officer at Susan G. Komen, discuss this momentous occasion.   With the help of Hailee Steinfeld and Wanda Sykes, Novartis launched their Your Attention, Please campaign, which inspires […] The post 2025 Super Bowl Ad Highlights Breast Screening Importance appeared first on Susan G. Komen ..read more
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Serving Up Support for Breast Cancer with Pickleball for the Cure
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by Lori Pope
2w ago
When Beth Fitzgerald and Dan Morneau decided to host a breast cancer fundraiser, they turned to pickleball – a sport known for its accessibility and fun. Through Komen’s Pickleball for the Cure fundraising platform, they united their community for an unforgettable event that raised more than $18,000 to support breast cancer research and awareness. The post Serving Up Support for Breast Cancer with Pickleball for the Cure appeared first on Susan G. Komen ..read more
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Siana’s Story: When Attitude Meets Breast Cancer
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by Lynda Nance
2w ago
Siana learned she had breast cancer when she was 34 years old. "My youngest child had just turned 1," she said. "My world stopped. It was like everyone around me was moving on with their life and I was just stuck." The post Siana’s Story: When Attitude Meets Breast Cancer appeared first on Susan G. Komen ..read more
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Tina’s Story: Educate Yourself
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by Lynda Nance
2w ago
In 2020, Tina was diagnosed with two types of breast cancer. She immediately began researching her diagnoses. "I believe people should be active in their treatment and educate themselves, so they'll know what to expect," she said. The post Tina’s Story: Educate Yourself appeared first on Susan G. Komen ..read more
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Shining a Spotlight on Promising Clinical Trials in 2025 
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by Shannon Woodworth
2w ago
The beginning of a new year brings hope for clinical trials, because it often means the start of new research, new discoveries and new advancements that may help to improve the lives of patients. The post Shining a Spotlight on Promising Clinical Trials in 2025  appeared first on Susan G. Komen ..read more
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Four Steps to Getting the Breast Cancer Treatment That is Right for You 
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by Shannon Woodworth
2w ago
Breast cancer treatment has come a long way in becoming tailored to the unique features of a person and their cancer. Below, we will walk through four steps that you and your health care team can go through to help you find the treatment plan that works best for you.   The post Four Steps to Getting the Breast Cancer Treatment That is Right for You  appeared first on Susan G. Komen ..read more
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Eunice’s Story: A Personal and Professional Mission
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by Shannon Woodworth
2w ago
For Eunice, being part of Susan G. Komen’s ShareForCures® breast cancer research registry isn’t just a professional commitment — it’s deeply personal. “I’ve always believed in the power of community to make change,” Eunice shared, reflecting on her journey as a breast cancer survivor and her role at Komen.   The post Eunice’s Story: A Personal and Professional Mission appeared first on Susan G. Komen ..read more
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Dr. Kristen Brantley is Improving Breast Cancer Outcomes for Young Women 
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by Shannon Woodworth
3w ago
Kristen Brantley, Ph.D., a new Susan G. Komen® research investigator at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, is hoping to reveal some of the underlying biological factors that lead to worse breast cancer outcomes and survival for young women.   Breast cancer among young women is an increasing concern in the U.S., with the most recent report from the […] The post Dr. Kristen Brantley is Improving Breast Cancer Outcomes for Young Women  appeared first on Susan G. Komen ..read more
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Jenn’s Breast Cancer Story: Sharing To Help Others 
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by Lynda Nance
3w ago
It was just two weeks after Jenn’s well women exam, which had come back fine, that she felt a lump in her breast. “Once I felt the lump initially, it was like intuitively I knew it was going to be breast cancer," she said. The post Jenn’s Breast Cancer Story: Sharing To Help Others  appeared first on Susan G. Komen ..read more
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