Videos

Gregory D. Garber, MSW, LCSW, is the administrative director of the Division of Supportive Oncology at the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center (SKCC) at Jefferson Health. We are proud to honor Greg with our Founders Award for all that he has done and continues to do for the cancer community.

Kelly transformed her relationship with food after her early-stage breast cancer diagnosis at 42. Once she embraced healthier choices after treatment, she had more energy and more confidence. Meet all the women in our Replate, Reclaim, and Redefine series.

Angelina made significant dietary changes after her early-stage breast cancer diagnosis at 41 and, when diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer at 44, she continued to adapt her diet. Learn about her journey with nutrition and how, all along, she leaned on the love and support of her family. Meet all the women in our Replate, Reclaim, and Redefine series.

Facing a breast cancer diagnosis at 55, Theresa began incorporating whole foods, organic ingredients, and more flavor into her meals. Discover how she completely re-plated her life, finding joy and nourishment in her new approach to eating. Meet all the women in our Replate, Reclaim, and Redefine series.

After her breast cancer diagnosis at 51, which was followed by multiple revision surgeries, Marianne is finding comfort and healing in the kitchen. Watch to learn how, by embracing organic foods and the therapeutic nature of cooking, she uses her time in the kitchen to ease anxiety and reclaim her life. Meet all the women in our Replate, Reclaim, and Redefine series.

This session explains the factors that contribute to financial toxicity, explores their impact, and provides ways to reduce or overcome obstacles. Hear about useful resources to assist with everyday bills, manage costs, and eliminate barriers to quality healthcare. This is the final session of the four-part series Innovations in care: What you know matters.

This session explains the role of testing in breast cancer today. Learn about the tests that look for mutations, or changes, in tumors and in the blood and are used to develop a tailored treatment plan for your personalized care. This is part three of the four-part series Innovations in care: What you know matters.

Learn about the latest breakthroughs in targeted treatment, how these treatments are administered, the short-term and long-term impacts of chemotherapy and strategies for managing these side effects. We also explore the evolution beyond chemotherapy, oral therapies that may make treatment more convenient and ways that personalized medicine may impact your treatment plan and provide you with options. This is part two of the four-part series “Innovations in care: What you know matters.”

In this age of personalized medicine, treatment decision making can be a complex matter. This program will help you understand why there are standards of care in breast cancer treatment, how they impact your treatment decisions, and how to advocate for standard of care if you think you are not receiving the care you deserve. This is part one of the four-part series “Innovations in care: What you know matters.”

In this video, Dr. Pallav Mehta, associate professor of medicine at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper, explains in easy-to-understand language, how novel antibody-drug conjugates, such as Trastuzumab deruxtecn (Enhertu), work to treat breast cancer.

In this short video, Dr. Pallav Mehta, assistance director of medicine at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper, explains the many advantages and effectiveness of oral versus intravenous (IV) chemotherapy for breast cancer.

Listen to, learn from, and share with a panel of your peers. Topics will include living with uncertainty, setting goals and having hope, parenting, navigating relationships with friends and family, managing finances, work and insurance matters, and much more. Learn more about our 2024 Conference on Metastatic Breast Cancer.