Paying it Forward into the New Year
The days preceding a new year often prompt reflection on what you have said, done, seen, and heard in the year that is coming to…
The days preceding a new year often prompt reflection on what you have said, done, seen, and heard in the year that is coming to…
I hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday season! We often refer to this time of year as the season of giving, what it means,…
Last month, Dr. Jonathan Bank joined Sharsheret for a conversation on nerve preservation and reconstruction during and after breast and chest surgery. Sharsheret is a…
Genetic predispositions to cancer often mean that families deal with multiple diagnoses in multiple people over an extended period of time. The Brickman Family is…
When Ann was diagnosed with breast cancer in her seventies, she was not surprised. In fact, she felt that it was a long time coming.…
Join us on for our next lecture as part of our Be Informed Lecture Series. Our guest speaker is: Rachel Beller, MS, RDN Creator of…
In 2015, Gina was diagnosed with DCIS in her left breast. The then-49-year-old mother of two had no family history and little familiarity with the…
We are excited to announce a new, charitable partner, Danielle Gerber! Danielle Gerber creates jewelry pieces that aim to foster emotions and create long-lasting impressions.…
This week, I had the pleasure of talking with BRCAStrong Medical Director, Stage III breast cancer thriver, Dr. Alexea, about the importance of developing a…
Thank you for your help! This year, we once again asked you to consider NYBRA’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer team for your Giving Tuesday…