We will explore how DeepLook Technology works using 2D mammograms, claiming that Tomosythesis (3d) mammograms are unnecessary. Can it save lives with better results and save money? Our guest Ken Boulange is CEO of DeepLook Technology.

Give Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer Women and their families a reason to rejoice TODAY & TOMORROW by gifting them a fully-paid week-long luxury vacation; Providing Fun & Happiness for families TODAY and offering LESLIE’S WEEK child participants with Educational Assistance toward a degree or vocation of their choice, thereby creating a better TOMORROW. To provide Stage 4 families a place to gather their spirits in a celebration of life where they Make Memories That Outlast Cancer. Our intent is to ease the end-of-life transition for every woman facing this devastating disease by allowing them this (potentially) last vacation away from cancer with their families.

It is common to experience high levels of anxiety once initial treatment is complete. Will I be okay? Will it come back? What does my future hold? Guided meditation to relieve anxiety is a powerful tool for managing these feelings.

Cancer Rehabilitation is an essential part of high quality cancer care. This is one survivorship care service that can accelerate a person to maintaining their highest quality of life throughout their cancer journey. This segment discusses common side effects and physical impairments from cancer and its treatments, benefits of cancer rehabilitation during surgery, chemotherapy and radiation and understanding the role of each rehab team member involved in the cancer journey.

Are you ready to author a new story of your life? To take all that you’re learning about yourself and this disease and make a choice in this moment to start anew. Let’s talk about how to pick up the pieces after breast cancer diagnosis and treatment and put them back together into the new you.

Cancer rehabilitation is an emerging area of practice, meant to enhance the survivorship experience of patients who experience cancer of all types. Many areas of treatment are included in cancer rehabilitation, including: Lymphedema therapy, scar tissue/adhesion management, generalized strengthening, ADL retraining, pain management, neuropathy care, work re-entry, psychosocial and emotional care, energy conservation, adaptive strategies or equipment training, sexual rehab, cognitive therapy, image recovery, prosthetic/orthotic fittings, compression fittings, and therapy for cancer related fatigue. Every patient should have the opportunity to live as a better version of themselves following an experience with a cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Meet our co-directors of our Pennsylvania Affiliate, Vivian Vega and Kelli Mercurio. Kelli and Vivian met during treatment and are now giving back through the Breast Friends affiliate program.

This episode will discuss hereditary breast cancer, and especially issues around male breast cancer with our Guests, Harvey Singer and his sister, Vicki Singer Wolf, co-founders of HIS Breast Cancer.

Holly discovered breast cancer after her friend posted a funny reminder on facebook to do a breast self-exam. She did and discovered breast cancer. She went through 9 months of treatment with amazing community support that was life-changing. Holly decided to do something to give back to her community who helped her and her family through a difficult time and started the non-profit, Don’t be a Chump! Check for a Lump!

What is the standard of follow-up care after a cancer diagnosis? How much self- monitoring is the right amount? What about follow-up care from our physician team? These questions come up often as different doctors seem to have different methods of monitoring their patients. We will explore this topic and more with our very special guest, Lillie Shockney, Administrative Director of the Johns Hopkins Breast Center. Lillie is also a two-time breast cancer survivor, professional speaker, and published author.