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Statement on Governor’s Veto of Diagnostic Imaging Legislation in California

September 28, 2022

Susan G. Komen® and GE Healthcare Partner to Improve Lives and Raise Awareness of Advancements in Diagnostics and Treatment Options for Metastatic Breast Cancer

September 28, 2022

Susan G. Komen® Expands Breast Cancer Screening and Diagnostics Program

September 27, 2022

Susan G. Komen® and Sugarbear Vitamin Care Pair Up Against Breast Cancer

September 26, 2022

Susan G. Komen® Highlights “Live Pink” Products and Companies Making A Difference In The Fight Against Breast Cancer

September 22, 2022

Susan G. Komen® Announces Race For The Cure To Be Held In Lasalle Park

August 3, 2022

Susan G. Komen® Announces MORE THAN PINK Walk To Be Held In New Jersey

August 3, 2022

Susan G. Komen® Announces New Location for the Return of MORE THAN PINK Walk in Dallas North Texas

August 2, 2022

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Recent Podcasts

This is Real Talk, a new content series where we’re going to break down the stigmas and feelings of embarrassment and talk openly and honestly about just how difficult breast cancer can be – from diagnosis, to treatment, to living with metastatic breast cancer, to life after treatment ends. Who better to kick off this series than Paula Schneider, the President and CEO of Susan G. Komen, and a 15-year breast cancer survivor. Paula let’s get real about breast cancer. Welcome to the show.
Real Talk: Getting Real About Breast CancerMon, 03 Oct 2022
Patient navigators empower and guide patients to overcome barriers during cancer treatment, helping to ensure a seamless, high-quality breast care journey. In this episode, we are going to learn more about Komen’s Patient Navigation Program, which connects patients to resources and support every step of the way. I am excited to be joined by Tamarah Davis and her patient navigator Roselyn White to learn more about how Komen’s Patient Navigation program is improving outcomes for Black patients.
Navigating the Healthcare System and Improving Patient OutcomesMon, 26 Sep 2022
Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in Hispanic and Latina women and they are more likely to be diagnosed at a later stage than non-Hispanic women. This is why it is so important to empower Hispanic and Latina women in the U.S to understand their breast cancer risk and advocate for themselves to take control of their health. Today’s guest grew up in a Hispanic household where breast health was never really spoken about. She lives a healthy lifestyle and undergoes regular wellness appointments, including annual mammograms, so when she learned she had breast cancer, it came as a shock. Here today to tell us her story and how her diagnosis has made her passionate about educating the Hispanic community about breast health and the need for greater representation in research and clinical trials is Domenica Lagunas. Domenica, welcome to the show!
As a Latina, I Know We Need To Talk About Breast Cancer MoreMon, 19 Sep 2022