Seeking a second opinion can be a critical step in one’s breast cancer journey. In a recent article from HealthCentral, BCRF Scientific Director Dr. Judy Garber highlighted the importance of second opinions and how they can impact your care. bit.ly/3y5uLOk

While it’s important to note that several factors shaping your personal lifetime risk of breast cancer are completely out of your control, lifestyle choices can play a role. Learn more about research-backed modifiable risk factors. bit.ly/3hAHCvX

BCRF researcher Dr. Lola Fayanju is uncovering factors that contribute to racial disparities in breast cancer outcomes, treatment, and more. Tune into BCRF’s official podcast, Investigating Breast Cancer, to learn more about Dr. Fayanju and her work. bit.ly/4dqngjJ

When it comes to breast cancer, there are so many conflicting claims out there that can make it challenging to know what's fact versus fiction. Today, BCRF breaks down common breast cancer myths and reveals the research-backed truth behind them. bit.ly/3yeze1d

In this podcast, Lola Fayanju (she/her)⁩, our Chief of Breast Surgery, explains how addressing racial disparities in breast cancer treatment—including delay to treatment after diagnosis—could improve survival for people of color after a breast cancer diagnosis bcrf.org/blog/2024-podc…

In a recent article from The Washington Post, BCRF investigator Dr. Elizabeth Comen discusses the rising rates of cancer in younger patients and what it means for screening and survivorship trends. Read the full article below. wapo.st/4c8XcbV

Today, mammography is the gold standard in breast cancer screening, but it's not perfect. Looking ahead, researchers continue to explore ways to improve mammography and screening technologies. bit.ly/318WywK

Today, we celebrate the extraordinary life of our late founder Evelyn H. Lauder on what would have been her 88th birthday. Mrs. Lauder was a visionary who recognized that research is the only way to eradicate breast cancer. BCRF is deeply honored to advance her legacy every day.

Ductal carcinoma in situ, or DCIS, is the earliest stage of breast cancer, which is why it’s sometimes referred to as stage 0 breast cancer. Learn more about what DCIS is and how BCRF researchers are learning more about this form of breast cancer. bit.ly/3lyvnpr

Join The Metastatic Breast Cancer Alliance (MBC Alliance) on August 22 at 12:30pm ET for a free webinar about enhancing access to clinical trials for those living with metastatic breast cancer. Secure your spot now—registration is free and open to all. bit.ly/4cqJgdm

This #NationalNonprofitDay, we celebrate and thank BCRF's incredible donors and supporters who make our work possible. BCRF investigators have played a crucial role in every major breast cancer breakthrough since our founding in 1993.

For her 33rd birthday this year, Kaity decided to hike 33 kilometers with a 33-pound rucksack strapped to her back, all in support of breast cancer research. Kaity completed the journey in seven and a half hours, for a total of 57,516 steps and $600 raised in support of BCRF. 🙌

Had a great time discussing our research team’s work to promote health equity in breast cancer treatment & research. Grateful to be funded by The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, a privilege that not only provides support for our work but also an unparalleled community of investigators.

Our partner Ulta Beauty hosted their 18th annual Golf Outing and Day of Beauty this week, raising an incredible $1.1 Million for BCRF! Thank you so much to all of the sponsors and attendees who made this event so successful. 💕 Photo credit: Marshall Betterton

Cardio and strength training aren’t just good for boosting your mood and keeping weight off. Regular exercise helps reduce the risk of obesity-associated diseases and many types of cancer, including breast cancer. bit.ly/3HXLWjt

Ahead of National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week next month, we’re diving into genetic risk with expert insights and personal stories. Join us on Tuesday, September 24, at 12 p.m. ET for the free virtual panel. Sign up here: bit.ly/3X8I4ps

Evelyn Lauder, businesswoman and philanthropist and her oncologist, Larry Norton, MD, FASCO, were dear friends for more than 20 years who founded the The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Today BCRF funds a Conquer Cancer research grant in her name. Read more: brnw.ch/21wMbGo

We are deeply saddened by the loss of Dr. Charis Eng, a pioneer in cancer genetics whose work transformed the lives of so many. We’re grieving her loss and sending love to her family during this difficult time. Read more about her incredible legacy. bit.ly/3Z8SnfO

From identifying potential treatments to predicting patient outcomes, artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the way we approach breast cancer research. The latest advancements in AI are bringing us closer to more effective and personalized treatments. bit.ly/3X342dA

🎗️As an aspiring #BreastCancer #RadOnc I’m humbled to receive this ASTRO The Breast Cancer Research Foundation award 👩🏻Hard to believe my maternal aunty who died of breast cancer was dx when she was younger than the age I am now 🆕 Echoed by our teams JAMA Network Open paper 🔗jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…