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2 days ago · Lynn Sage Breast Cancer Foundation. 3023 N. Clark Street Suite 139 Chicago, IL 60657. 312.252.2502. info@lynnsage.org
2 days ago · With an initial investment of $1.8 million from the Lynn Sage Breast Cancer Foundation, the Chicago Breast Cancer Research Consortium will run breast cancer trials simultaneously at three Chicago-based hospital systems: UChicago Medicine, Northwestern Medicine, and RUSH University System for Health.
1 day ago · The study, published in a special issue of the Journal of Cancer Survivorship, found over 30% of older women who have early-stage breast cancer and underwent chemotherapy experienced a significant decline in their ability to perform daily tasks like walking or climbing stairs compared to those who didn't have chemotherapy and women without ...
5 days ago · In BCRF’s new webinar, two breast cancer thrivers and a researcher discuss rising incidence rates, talking to children about a diagnosis, and more. Cancer incidence is on the rise: In fact, there’s been an eight percent increase of breast cancer among younger women. The risk is particularly high for women who had their first child after 30.
5 days ago · Rates of invasive breast cancer in young women have been accelerating since about 2015. Black women are particularly at risk of breast cancer, with a greater likelihood of being diagnosed with cancer at stage 2 or higher, when the tumor is larger than two centimeters across or has spread from breast tissue to lymph nodes.
1 day ago · Laura is a Certified Life, Health, Nutrition Coach, and Wellness professional. She's a two-time breast cancer survivor living with metastatic disease. Laura supports women in dropping their warrior shield after a diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer so they can release the pressure to go back t…
2 days ago · Diane Mapes is a staff writer at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center. She has written extensively about health issues for NBC News, TODAY, CNN, MSN, Seattle Magazine and other publications. A breast cancer survivor, she blogs at doublewhammied.com and tweets @double_whammied. Email her at dmapes@fredhutch.org. Just diagnosed and need information and ...
