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06/27/2025

June is , a time to celebrate and support the LGBTQ+ community. Understanding breast cancer screening guidelines is essential for everyone.

Explore this informative article by breastcancer.org to learn more about screening recommendations for LGBTQ+ patients: https://www.breastcancer.org/news/screening-transgender-non-binary

Breast cancer screening guidelines for trans people are confusing and based on thin data. Here's how we got here — and what challenges remain.

11/27/2024

A recent report from the American Cancer Society reveals a concerning rise in breast cancer cases among younger women. It's crucial to stay informed and proactive about your health. Laura Collins, Harvard Medical School professor of pathology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and physician-researcher specializing in breast disease, discussed the report’s findings and what they mean.

Read the full article here: https://ow.ly/eTuR50UggmP

Harvard Medical School physician-scientist shares insights

10/31/2024

As breast cancer awareness month comes to a close, the fight against breast cancer continues. Today and every day, we stand with those battling breast cancer, celebrate the survivors, and honor the commitment of breast care professionals. Together, we have the power to make a difference.

10/25/2024

Our patient education webinars provide valuable information that is important to you and your breast health. Hear from radiologists and breast surgeons as they discuss breast care recommendations, talk about myths versus facts, and answer commonly asked questions.

Follow the link to watch them on demand: https://ow.ly/KuqW50TO02o

06/20/2024

While data on breast cancer among transmasculine and transfeminine people is limited, this comprehensive write-up by Susan G. Komen provides crucial information to empower trans individuals in taking charge of their breast health.

🎗️ Topics covered include:
◾Breast cancer risk factors
◾Screening recommendations tailored for the transgender community
◾Helpful terminology
◾Links to find LGBTQ-welcoming screening and treatment providers.

Link: https://www.komen.org/breast-cancer/screening/when-to-screen/transgender-people/

Remember, knowledge is power when it comes to breast health. Let's ensure that everyone has access to the resources they need!

03/11/2024

Although the mortality rate for all cancers has been dropping year over year, the annual number of total cancer cases has been on the rise. Preventative screening is key! This is your reminder to talk to your doctor about your family history of cancer and find out when you should begin screening. Listen to this podcast from NPR for more information: https://ow.ly/kQUG50QMSbr

An American Cancer Society report estimates new cancer cases this year will hit a record high of more than 2 million.

03/07/2024

Breast cancer survivors Michele Young, a Cincinnati attorney, and Kristen Dahlgren, an award-winning journalist, are leading a groundbreaking initiative, The Pink Eraser Project. “This movement "...intends to offer what's missing, namely ‘focus, practical support, collaboration and funding,’ to bring breast cancer vaccines to market.” Read this article from the Cincinnati Enquirer to learn more about the work and goals of this nonprofit. https://ow.ly/IkuN50QMRQJ

Breast cancer survivors Michele Young and Kristen Dahlgren are launching the Pink Eraser Project with their sights set on ending breast cancer.

12/06/2023

After experiencing her family’s history of battling breast cancer, Paula Holbrook decided to take charge of her breast health. Christ Hospital assisted her in scheduling a routine breast cancer screening and genetic testing to explore her risk factors. After getting tested, she discovered “her risk for developing breast cancer at some point was more than 80 percent, and she also faced a nearly 50 percent chance of experiencing ovarian cancer.” To learn more about Paola’s story and genetic testing, follow this link:

​​​​​​​​Paola Holbrook always knew she had a strong family history of breast cancer​. The disease struck her grandmother, mother, several aunts and her sister. So, she suspected a genetic mutation for increased breast cancer risk — BRCA1 or BRCA2 — ran in her family. But, as a ...

10/31/2023

As breast cancer awareness month comes to an end, Mammotome wants to thank those who joined us in spreading hope and increasing awareness throughout October! Today and every day, we support those currently in the fight, cheer on the survivors, and applaud the dedication of breast care professionals everywhere. Together, we can make and will make a difference.

10/31/2023

Looking for more information about breast cancer risk factors and breast health tips? The American Cancer Society has a library of articles to keep you informed on breast care. Follow the link to check them out: https://ow.ly/mco450Q28fV

Learn about breast cancer risk factors, both genetic and lifestyle-related, as well as ways to prevent breast cancer.

10/30/2023

This , take control of your breast health by learning more about early breast cancer detection. The American Cancer Society offers educational resources on early detection, including mammograms, ultrasounds, biopsies and early signs and symptoms. Follow the link to learn more: https://ow.ly/8vOq50Q288w

Get detailed information about breast cancer detection through tests such as mammograms, ultrasounds, other imaging tests and biopsies.

10/03/2023

Our patient education webinars provide valuable information that is important to you and your breast health. Hear from radiologists and breast surgeons as they navigate through current breast care recommendations, discuss myths versus facts, and answer commonly asked questions.

Follow the link to watch them on demand: https://ow.ly/2n2A50PRWhV