REAL TALK: Faith, Culture, and the Breast Cancer Conversation
Breast cancer is a disease of the body. But a diagnosis affects more than the body. Faith and culture shape how people respond, make choices, and find support. These parts of a person’s life matter in prevention, treatment, and healing. Understanding this helps us get and give better care. How Culture Shapes the Experience Our […]
Is a Mammogram Painful?
For many people, the thought of a mammogram can feel scary. Maybe your mammograms have hurt in the past. Or maybe you’ve heard stories about it hurting. Did you know that everyone’s experience is different? While some people do feel pain or discomfort, other people feel no pain at all.1 Knowing what to expect in […]
Heart and Healing: Breast Cancer and Heart Health
When you think about breast cancer, do you also think about your heart? Many people do not. But research shows that some breast cancer treatments can raise the risk of heart disease. That’s why taking care of your heart before, during, and after treatment is so important.1 Breast cancer and heart disease actually share many […]
Starting Strong: Making Breast Health a Resolution
New year, fresh start. If you’re setting goals that matter, put breast health on your list! You don’t need a perfect routine or a color-coded planner or a fancy app—just a simple plan you can follow and repeat. Why? Early detection saves lives. When breast cancer is caught early, treatment is often more effective and […]
Breast Cancer in Men: The Reality We Don’t Talk About
Do you know that men can get breast cancer too? Yes… it might surprise you! Breast cancer is not just a “women’s disease” since men have breasts too. According to the World Health Organization, about 0.5 to 1% of breast cancers occur in men.1 Men’s breast tissues can change in the same ways as women’s […]
The Power of Prevention – Breast Cancer, Nutrition, & Lifestyle Choices
Breast cancer is a problem we all need to pay attention to, because there are many ways to lower our risks and try to prevent it! The World Health Organization reported that, in 2022, about 670,000 deaths in the world were caused by breast cancer.1 Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide, […]
Beyond The Pink Ribbon – What You Need to Know About Breast Cancer
What’s important to know about breast cancer? Beyond the pink ribbons, beautiful events, and yearly fundraising walks, we want you to know all about breast cancer so that you can take charge of your life, your health, and your future. Know the statistics: The Texas Department of State Health Services estimated 21,083 new […]