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Knowing your girls – your breasts – could help save your life. Susan G. Komen’s “Know Your Girls” initiative seeks to educate African-American women about their breast health and understanding their risk of developing breast cancer.
Breast cancer patients face numerous barriers when trying to get care. From financial burdens, to trying to navigate state and federal laws, to being told their insurance policy doesn’t cover the cost of screenings and procedures, breast cancer patients are struggling to save their lives.
Susan G. Komen’s new Center for Public Policy unifies and strengthens its advocacy efforts to remove these and many more barriers to care that patients are facing.
I am Kathy Giller, and the day my husband, Lee, walked into the house to tell us that he had breast cancer will always be etched in my memory. Those are life-altering words for anyone to hear, but to hear them from a man was truly unexpected.
The Breakaway Challenge is a national program to generate donations for the eight Breakaway independent non-profit advocacy partners, including Susan G. Komen, to enhance their innovations to create more moments for patients.
Susan G. Komen has launched a new podcast, Real PinkTM, that gives listeners the opportunity to share in the stories of those affected by breast cancer.
I’m Nikia Hammonds-Blakely, and this is my story. I was 16 years old, getting ready for school one morning just like any other day.
