American women have a 12 percent lifetime risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer, the second most common cancer in women. While young women do get breast cancer, the disease is much more common in women aged 60 and older.
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BRCA+: Living With Genetic Mutation as a Breast Cancer PREVIVOR Even though BRCA mutation diagnosis received
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Even though BRCA mutation diagnosis received a slew of press, and a wide discussion of inherited breast cancer ensued thanks
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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month and this podcast will focus on the Cheryl Kay Foundation, which provides care grants to those in need of non-medical home care services, in particular for those who are diagnosed with or battling brea
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Cheryl Kay Stawovy lost her life to breast cancer in 2013, but a foundation created in her name soon after has ensured that her legacy and life’s passion live on. Continue Reading
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