For more than 30 years, the National Breast Cancer Coalition (NBCC) has equipped advocates with the education, tools, and training they need to lead. NBCC empowers breast cancer survivors, caregivers, and allies to take on leadership roles in clinical research, science, health policy, and legislation—driving change that directly impacts breast …
General registration for the 2025 edition of the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS) is now available. Running from December 9-12, 2025 this premiere symposium is now in its 48th year. Virtual and in person options are available for advocates looking to learn about the latest research news in breast …
In partnership with SABCS, the Alamo Breast Cancer Foundation (ABCF) Patient Advocacy program is open for registration. Registration is free and will be offered both in person and virtually from December 9-12. Register here. There are many educational programs for advocates participating in the ABCF, including an opportunity to interact …
Cookie Good has always been one of our strongest supporters; their generosity has helped enable our work to continue year after year. This October, in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Cookie Good has created a (mostly) pretty-in-pink cookie box that not only looks & tastes good, but will also …
Financial toxicity is a side effect that touches almost every person diagnosed with cancer. In this article written by Michelle Tregear, PhD, a 16 year breast cancer survivor and Chief Program Officer for the National Breast Cancer Coalition, you’ll learn what the financial implications of breast cancer can mean and …
Join BCCRF advocates for the upcoming National Breast Cancer Coalition’s Advocate Leadership Summit and Lobby Day, May 3-6, 2025. You’ll connect with leading experts, network with fellow advocates, gain critical advocacy skills, and engage in discussions that will shape the future of breast cancer research and policy. Session topics include …
Apply to attend Project LEAD, the premier science training program for breast cancer advocates from the National Breast Cancer Coalition. Deadline is April 25. Find out if Project LEAD is the right next step in your advocacy journey, and learn more about the program, curriculum, scholarship options, and application process …
Diverse participation in cancer clinical trials is key to ensuring new treatments are effective for all, NBCC’s Michelle Tregear writes in WebMD: “By addressing barriers and coming up with ways to increase diversity in clinical trial participation, we can ensure that new cancer treatments are safe, effective, and meaningful.” Read …
There are two surgical options to treat breast cancer: lumpectomy and mastectomy. Choosing which option might be right for any one individual is a very personal and specific choice, made possible by increasing innovations and advancement in surgical procedures. Read more from the Mayo Clinic. Image from the Mayo Clinic.
Register now for the Alamo Breast Cancer Foundation (ABCF) Patient Advocacy program in partnership with the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS). Registration is free, and the program will be offered both in person and virtually. There are many educational programs for advocates participating in the ABCF, including an opportunity …
