Talking About Breast Cancer Shouldn’t be Taboo
by Kathy Carrillo, client of Breast Cancer Resource Centers Kathy & Patient Navigator Runi at PRC’s 7th Anniversary Celebration I was diagnosed with breast cancer at
Blog: Archives
Benefits of Complementary Medicine & Recap of October’s Ask the Experts
Janet Lee Cook, Licensed Acupuncture and Chinese Herbalist It was a pleasure to be part of the BCRC’s recent “Ask the Experts” panel. There was
Palliative Care: Live Better
As part of our October “Metastatic Monday” blog series, we will be publishing stories from medical experts, our clients and their loved ones who are
What it’s like to be the husband of a woman with metastatic breast cancer.
As part of our October “Metastatic Monday” blog series, BCRC will be publishing stories from our clients and their loved ones who are (or have been)
The IV League: My Lifeline
As part of our October “Metastatic Monday” blog series, we will be publishing stories from our clients and their loved ones who are (or have
Young and Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer
As part of our October “Metastatic Monday” blog series, we will be publishing stories from our clients and their loved ones who are (or have
3-D Mammography Increases Cancer Detection
Brenda Baumann, RN, MSN Director of The Breast Center at St. David’s Medical Center What is breast tomosynthesis or 3-D Mammography? Breast tomosynthesis is
What Do We Know Now? An Insider’s Look at the Latest Ideas & Findings of America’s Breast Surgeons
Editors note: In May 2014, the American Society of Breast Surgeons (ASBrS) hosted over 1400 breast surgeons for their 15th Annual Meeting to discuss the
Myths and Truths about Lymphedema – Recap of June’s Educate & Empower Series
Nancy Kaufmann, OTC, CLT-LANA, St. David’s Medical Center Dr. Christine Fisher & Dr. Rob Whitfield, Plastic Surgeon at Austin Breast and Body Introduction Lymphedema
Sexuality & Breast Cancer by Tiffany T. Garrett, MA, NCC, LPC-S
Tiffany T. Garrett, MA, NCC, LPC-S Psychotherapist Breast cancer is a difficult thing to go through, no doubt about it. It’s difficult enough to have
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