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Story 01/27/23

Beyond the headlines: January 2023

Introducing LBBC’s new column, featuring key content we’ve seen this month and helping you make sense of what it means for you

Story 12/12/22

Talking about racial disparities, pushing for solutions

Patient advocates drive discussion of race, call for action at the 2022 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS)

Story 09/13/22

Discovering fearlessness within: Michelle Anderson-Benjamin

“Speak up for yourself. And don’t be afraid to have a bad day.” Michelle Anderson-Benjamin offers that advice and more to people with cancer.

Video 11/05/21

Our voices, our stories

Story 04/21/22

Who knew it was nothing new: Racial disparities in healthcare

LBBC’s Support Services Coordinator Keneene Lewis testifies to the importance of representation in breast cancer healthcare teams.

Story 12/14/21

Patient advocates challenge oncology community to improve racial equity in clinical trials

Health disparities in breast cancer care proved to be an important part of the 2021 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, especially the session on “Trust in Science,” which brought ...

Story 01/20/21

Our commitment to you

Living Beyond Breast Cancer CEO Jean A. Sachs discusses how LBBC can further a vision deeply rooted in trust in science when society remains divided about its value.  

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Knowledge is power: Understanding Black breast cancer

Living Beyond Breast Cancer presents the Knowledge is power series to empower Black people diagnosed with breast cancer and their caregivers with the practical knowledge to get the best care ...

Story 08/14/20

Breast cancer advocates discuss need for more programs and research for Black women

Jamil Rivers, Ricki Fairley, and Maimah Karmo discuss why they are participating in ‘Knowledge is power: Understanding Black breast cancer’ and the importance of programs that spotlight Black ...

Story 05/18/20

Race, breast cancer, and COVID-19

Celeste Vaughan-Briggs, LCSW, discusses trauma-informed breast cancer care, disparities in health care and medical outcomes, and practical advice for Black women concerned about the level of care ...
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