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01:12TRIPLE NEGATIVE BREAST CANCER
Join us as we open the floodgates to expose Triple Negative Breast Cancer, a misunderstood variant of the disease that affects up to 25,000 women each year. We will be joined by Hayley Dinerman (Executive Director), Malaak Compton-Rock (Board Member) and Dr. Lisa Newman (Scientific Advisory Board) from the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation. TNBC young adult survivor Rachel Pappas in the spotlight.
Tags: triple negative breast cancer malaak compton rock young adult cancer stupid cancer womens health
by Stupid Cancer Show in Health
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01:15Featured
STUPID BREAST CANCER: AFRICAN/LATINA SPECIAL
SURVIVOR SPOTLIGHT BARBARA MUSSER Founder and CEO Sexy After Cancer TARSHA WHITE-JONES, RN, MSN Nurse, Teacher, PhD Student Cancer Researcher Young African Breast Cancer Patients PAMELA CROMWELL Young Adult Survivor, Breast Cancer Founder, Pink For Pam MAILET LOPEZ Young Adult Survivor, Breast Cancer Founder, I Had Cancer.com Principal, Squeaky Media
Tags: breast cancer pink ribbon underserved disparity Affordable Care Act cancer advocacy
by Stupid Cancer Show in Health
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01:10Featured
C4YW CONFERENCE FOR YOUNG WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER
Join us as we profile C4YW, the Conference for Young Women Affected By Cancer, produced by Living Beyond Breast Cancer and the Young Survival Coalition. Stacy Lewis, CHES (YSC Chief Program Officer/Deputy Chief Executive) and Elyse Caplan (LBBC Director of Programs & Partnerships) will be our guests. Also, entrepreneur Jeff Tomczek (freelance Writer and Founder of C2Bseen) in the survivor spotlight.
Tags: breast cancer young adult cancer c4yw conference Affordable Care Act stupid cancer
by Stupid Cancer Show in Health
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Breast Cancer in Women II
Breast cancer is an uncontrolled growth of breast cells. The term “breast cancer” refers to a malignant tumor that has developed from cells in the breast. Cancer occurs when those genes responsible for regulating the growth of cells and keeping them healthy start to malfunction causing abnormal growth. Overall, women of European heritage are slightly more likely to develop breast cancer than are African-American women, but African-American women are more likely to die of this cancer. However, in women under 45 years of age, breast cancer is more common in African- American women. Asian, Hispanic, and Native-American women have a lower risk of developing and dying from breast cancer- according to the American Cancer Society. The pressing questions are why are still more women dying of breast cancer, why are the symptoms different, why is that stats show an increase in heart disease in African women? Is there a genetic linkage ....etc if yes how come this was not the norm years ago....has the diet and lifestyle changed so significantly. Our special guest this week is Mr. James Alexander, a public Affairs Specialist with the National Cancer Institute/National Institutes of Health, Office of Communications and Education. As Breast Cancer Awareness Month approaches, we need to think about realistic ways to defeat cancer.Tags: african health dialogue Breast cancer in Women African Views Regina Askia Williams National Cancer Institute
by African Views in Health
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Breast cancer in Women
Breast cancer is an uncontrolled growth of breast cells. The term “breast cancer” refers to a malignant tumor that has developed from cells in the breast. Cancer occurs when those genes responsible for regulating the growth of cells and keeping them healthy start to malfunction causing abnormal growth. Overall, women of European heritage are slightly more likely to develop breast cancer than are African-American women, but African-American women are more likely to die of this cancer. However, in women under 45 years of age, breast cancer is more common in African- American women. Asian, Hispanic, and Native-American women have a lower risk of developing and dying from breast cancer- according to the American Cancer Society. The pressing questions are why are still more women dying of breast cancer, why are the symptoms different, why is that stats show an increase in heart disease in African women? Is there a genetic linkage ....etc if yes how come this was not the norm years ago....has the diet and lifestyle changed so significantly. Please email us if you want to be a guest on the program. We encourage expert associates to join the discussion.Tags: african health dialogue Breast cancer in Women African Views Regina Williams Mark Blake
by African Views in Women
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BREAST CANCER AWARENESS
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF WOMEN ALL OVER THE WORLD ARE DEALING WITH THE CHALLENGE OF BREAST CANCER. AT THE SAME TIME, MANY OF THESE COURAGEOUS WOMEN ARE OVERCOMING THIS CHALLENGE IN THEIR LIVES! HOW ARE WOMEN OVERALL RISING UP TO FIGHT FOR THEIR VERY LIVES? JOIN US TODAY IN THIS DISCUSSION ABOUT THESE DETERMINED WOMEN!
Tags: BREAST CANCER AWARENESS COURAGEOUS WOMEN HEALTH CHALLENGES STRIVING FOR THE CURE
by K and Shay in Self Help
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May 18th ~ The Power of PINK Mixer: A Breast Cancer Benefit
Tune in to hear Sheena Wilder, Founder & CEO of PR Primas, Inc., talk about "The Power of PINK Mixer: Girlfriends Helping Girlfriends With Cancer. This heartwarming event will take place on on May 18, 2013. Click here for tickets. __________________ Join Susan G. Komen of Greater Atlanta, PR Primas Inc. and DJ MJ Consulting for a night of immaculate elegance celebrating the untiring efforts of breast cancer research. This affair will bring together the most professional and passionate individuals from throughout the City of Atlanta and attendees will enjoy a celebratory candlelight ceremony, survivor testimonies and more! The Power of PINK Mixer: Girlfriends Helping Girlfriends With Cancer is a night that will provide Susan G. Komen an opportunity to share important breast health and breast cancer information and will raise funds to support breast cancer research, education, screening and treatment.
Tags: Sheena Wilder PR Primas Breast Cancer Awareness Atlanta Breast Cancer Support The Power of Pink Mixer
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01:42Featured
Breast Cancer, Young Women, and Fertility Preservation
Everyone knows that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Virtually no family has escaped being impacted by breast cancer. There are many types of breast cancer and an alarming number of young women are afflicted with breast cancer. The subject of young women and breast cancer does not receive nearly enough attention and much more public awareness and education are needed. Accordingly, on this episode of “Battling and Beating Cancer” we focus on young wo
Tags: breast cancer infertility fertility preservation breast cancer awareness Fertile Action
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ARE SO CALLED AFRICAN AMERICANS REALLY AFRICAN???
ARE SO CALLED AFRICAN AMERICANS REALLY FROM AFRICA? WHY ARE WE REALLY CALLED AFRICAN AMERICAN? WHERE ARE NORTH , SOUTH & CENTRAL AMERICANS REALLY FROM? WHO ARE THE REAL AFRICANS? WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT TO KNOW GOING INTO THE FUTURE? FIND OUT THE REAL ANSWERS TO THESE QUESTIONS TONIGHT AT 9PM ON STATE OF MENTELL RADIO(BLOGTALK) FEAT THE INTEL AHMIR NUBEN MENKARAYZZ/MFA
Tags: STATE OF MENTELL STATE OF MENTELL RADIO SOM RADIO ARE SO CALLED AFRICAN AMERICANS REALLY AFRICAN THE INTELLECTUAL AHMIR NUBEN MENKARAYZZ
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Life Before and After Breast Cancer
Sisters Network Inc. (SNI), founded in 1994, is a leading voice and only national African American breast cancer survivorship organization in the United States. Membership is 3000, which includes more than 40 affiliate survivor run chapters nationwide. Under the direction of Founder & CEO, Karen Jackson, a visionary and 16 year breast cancer survivor, SNI continues to develop new chapters and expand the national outreach through its strong afflilate chapter base.
Tags: African Americans and Breast Cancer Sisters Network Inc BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS Stop the Silence Walk Breast Cancer Assistance Program
by MannaTalkRadio in Health
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01:14Featured
STUPID BREAST CANCER: LGBT SPECIAL
SURVIVOR SPOTLIGHT MIMI FERRARO Young Adult Survivor Breast Cancer PHILIP DEITCH Financial Advisor at Ameriprise Member, LGBT National Advisory Council Susan G. Komen For The Cure LIZ MARGOLIES, LCSW Executive Director National LGBT Cancer Network
Tags: breast cancer pink ribbon young adult cancer gay lesbian bisexual transgender cancer research
by Stupid Cancer Show in Health
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Dark skinned VS Light skinned African Americans
Black Americans, who are direct descendants of black slaves in America, discriminate against blacks from other parts of the world - especially those from Africa. And they discriminate against so called black people who are black by circumstance that they look every inch, white, but have a little black blood running through their veins. We will go into depth about the rarely spoken of racism in America
Tags: Prejudice against African Americans Light skin vs Dark skin african american Pastor Phonz Andre Ogburn racism among blacks
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