Last month, we held a virtual panel exploring the challenges mothers confront when diagnosed with cancer, shedding light on the increasing incidence among women under 50, and what BCRF is doing to address this trend.

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Dense breasts are associated with an elevated risk of developing breast cancer, in part because dense breast tissue can make it difficult for doctors to see abnormal growths in mammograms.

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Starting this month, Delta will continue its efforts to raise money in support of research projects through The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
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How is alcohol linked to breast cancer? We're diving into this complex topic with the most up-to-date research.

Learn more about how exactly alcohol impacts breast cancer risk and the truth behind common myths.

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Today, the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) finalized new recommendations for breast cancer screening that advise women start regular mammograms at 40 years old instead of the previously recommended age of 50.

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Invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC) is the most common type of breast cancer in both men and women.

Learn more about invasive ductal carcinoma and how BCRF investigators are driving advances in prevention, treatment, and more, at the link below.

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Triple-negative breast cancers tend to be more advanced when diagnosed and are more aggressive; disproportionately affect younger women and Black women; and are the most commonly diagnosed breast cancer in women with inherited mutations in the BRCA1 gene.

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In a recent article from The New York Times, BCRF Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Dorraya El-Ashry weighed in on supplementary breast cancer screening recommendations for older women.

Read the full article below.

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Breast Cancer research is not just a job for The Breast Cancer Research Foundation investigator Dr. Iyengar. It saved his mother’s life. WATCH how Dr. Iyengar’s personal experience shaped his professional approach: bit.ly/3UgyJe2

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After she was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, Jen Feinberg wanted to give purpose to her diagnosis. Four years later, she has raised more than $1,000,000 for research.

Metastatic breast cancer has no cure, but Jen finds hope in research and expanding treatment options.

Wishing all who celebrate a happy Passover! May this special day be blessed with joy and happiness for you and your family.

In 2012, shortly after her daughter was diagnosed with breast cancer, 96-year-old Dorothy Simke started making miniature scenes out of recycled milk bottles and selling her creations to support BCRF. She’s proud to be still making Dorothy’s Creations and donating all proceeds.

Invasive ductal carcinoma is the most common type of breast cancer followed by invasive lobular carcinoma.

Learn about invasive ductal carcinoma and how BCRF investigators are driving advances in prevention, treatment, and more.

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In a recent SELF article, BCRF investigator Dr. Eric Winer shared his thoughts on screening, early detection, rising incidence in younger women, and the future of breast cancer.

Read the full article below.

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Juggling Act: Balancing Motherhood and Breast Cancer
🗓️Tues, April 16, 12pm ET
Join The Breast Cancer Research Foundation Ann Partridge MD, MPH Marcella K & #SadiaZapp for a panel exploring the challenges young mothers confront when diagnosed with cancer.
Free on Zoom: REGISTER HERE
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I am in awe of the unforgettable, impactful & meaningful work you & your friends do for this great cause. Support The Breast Cancer Research Foundation!

It was an UNFORGETTABLE night for The Breast Cancer Research Foundation as we raised so much money to fund research to cure breast cancer and many other women’s cancers. Demi Moore was our honoree this year. She has been an advocate for years. Tig Notaro was our fearless emcee.

Learn more about HER2-positive breast cancer and how BCRF is advancing lifesaving research for this type.

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Thank you Women's Cancer Research Foundation #WCRF for the opportunity to be part of an #unforgettablevening . I am honored to be awarded your support in partnership with The Breast Cancer Research Foundation AACR. The generosity of wallis annenberg and so many others is humbling! And thanks to Tom Hanks for the memorable intro!

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Carrick Rangers FC has partnered with The Breast Cancer Research Foundation ahead of the 2024 season. This partnership aims to support BCRF & their mission to be the end of breast cancer.

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