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Recognizing the Emotional Needs of Previvors

November 12, 2024

Recognizing the Emotional Needs of Previvors

Posted in...: Risk Management , Emotional Health And Well Being , Screening And Prevention , Previvor
Tags: Genetic Counseling , Previvor , Screening And Prevention , Mental Health

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Posted in: Genetic Testing , FORCE And FORCE Impact , Emotional Health And Well Being , Previvor
Tags: Breast Cancer , BRCA1 , BRCA2 , PALB2 , CHEK2 , ATM

Why gender matters in breast cancer care

August 12, 2024

Why gender matters in breast cancer care

Posted in: Guidelines , Health Equity And Disparities , Cancer Treatment , Emotional Health And Well Being , Quality Of Life , Diversity And Inclusion
Tags: Breast Cancer , Cancer Treatment , Health Disparities , LGBTQ , Health Equity , FORCE , Transgender

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Young Adult Cancer is Different

February 15, 2024

Young Adult Cancer is Different

Posted in: Emotional Health And Well Being , Quality Of Life , Decision Making , Partnerships , Featured Partner
Tags: Young Survivor , Cancer Advocacy , Young Breast Cancer Survivor , Mbc , Mental Health , Breast Cancer Survivors , Partner

Embracing Hope and Unity: The Successful Introduction of Pink Ribbon Moms to Our Community

September 11, 2023

Embracing Hope and Unity: The Successful Introduction of Pink Ribbon Moms to Our Community

Posted in: Emotional Health And Well Being , Partnerships , Featured Partner
Tags: Breast Cancer , Patient Advocacy , Peer Support , Family/caregivers , Partner

January 13, 2023

Learning about My Mother’s PALB2 Mutation was a Gift to Our Family

Posted in: Genetic Testing , FORCE And FORCE Impact , Emotional Health And Well Being
Tags: Hereditary Cancer , Breast Cancer , Genetic Counseling , Genetic Testing , PALB2 , FORCE , Coping With Risk

September 29, 2022

The Role of Spirituality in Cancer Care: A Framework for Providers

Posted in: XRAY , Emotional Health And Well Being , Quality Of Life , Hereditary Cancer - General
Tags: Mental Health , Xray , Health

May 11, 2020

Wherever You are, Whatever You are Doing, Stop and Take a Breath

Posted in: Inspirational , COVID19 , Emotional Health And Well Being
Tags: Hereditary Cancer , COVID19 , Mental Health

April 24, 2020

A Survivor’s Insight: There is Always a Silver Lining

Posted in: Inspirational , COVID19 , Emotional Health And Well Being
Tags: Hereditary Cancer , COVID19

March 31, 2020

Dealing with an Extra Helping of Stress

Posted in: COVID19 , Emotional Health And Well Being
Tags: BRCA , Genetics , Hereditary Cancer , HBOC , Lynch Syndrome , Cancer Risk , Inherited Mutations , COVID19