Peace at Sea: Kayaking Outings Honor a Patient’s Legacy
“Kayaking was her escape from reality. She’d been kayaking for years before she was ever diagnosed with breast cancer, but after it was her way…
“Kayaking was her escape from reality. She’d been kayaking for years before she was ever diagnosed with breast cancer, but after it was her way…
This year marks a special milestone in our work with the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Campaign: we’re celebrating twenty years of…
Jennifer knew she planned to have more children after she was treated for breast cancer. She was a new mom and still breastfeeding at the…
Join us on Monday, July 19, 2021 at 9:30 AM EST via ZOOM for our next lecture as part of our Be Informed Lecture Series.…
UPDATE: Congratulations to Ethan on his bar mitvah! We are so proud of your efforts. Ethan’s project raised over $1100 for the NYBRA team for…
Breast reconstruction is, at its core, an act of restoration. A reconstructed breast cannot truly replace the tissue that was once in its place, but…
Registered Dietician Rachel Beller loves transcribing research into actionable advice and information for anyone looking to improve their life and diet. “My hope is to…
Dr. Ron Israeli has been a volunteer member on the American Cancer Society’s Regional Advisory Board since 2008. He’s watched NYBRA’s Making Strides Against Breast…
“It’s your attention to your inner self that’s so important. Don’t think of it as an exercise, think of it as an inner practice, even…
Survivorship is complicated. For some, it means living with metastatic disease. For others, it means learning to fight and self-advocate or finding ways to manage…