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This year’s San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium featured several notable developments from ongoing breast cancer clinical trials—including many that BCRF supports or that involve BCRF investigators. @sabcs.bsky.social #SABCS24 Find the full recap here: bit.ly/3Xd6tv7

SABCS 2024: Breast Cancer Clinical Trial News | Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Practice-changing trials for metastatic breast cancer, a promising antibody-drug conjugate for early-stage breast cancer, and more updates from SABCS

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More progress needs to be made to improve outcomes for Black women with breast cancer. That's why many BCRF investigators are specifically addressing this challenge through their research projects. Learn more: www.bcrf.org/blog/black-w...

Black Women and Breast Cancer: Disparities and Research | BCRF

More progress needs to be made to improve outcomes for Black women with breast cancer. Here’s how BCRF investigators are addressing the challenge.

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Today is #WorldCancerDay, which recognizes the power of collaboration to reduce the global impact of cancer. At BCRF, we support international research all year long. Our 260-plus researchers working across 16 countries are tackling every aspect of the disease. bit.ly/40APQtS

How BCRF is Making an International Impact | Breast Cancer Research Foundation

On World Cancer Day, BCRF reflects on the Foundation's international impact and our global efforts to end breast cancer.

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Cardio and strength training aren’t just good for boosting your mood and keeping weight off. Regular exercise helps reduce the risk of obesity-associated diseases and many types of cancer, including breast cancer. Learn more about the link between exercise and breast cancer. bit.ly/3HXLWjt

Exercise and Breast Cancer | BCRF

BCRF explores the links between exercise and breast cancer risk and what the latest research shows.

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There’s a lot of information (and misinformation) out there about how diet impacts breast cancer risk. Arm yourself with the latest science-backed information and learn more about breast cancer risk factors and the role that diet plays: bit.ly/4gZLL9s

Diet and Breast Cancer Risk | Breast Cancer Research Foundation

What you need to know about how diet and breast cancer are linked, including what to eat to reduce your risk and what to avoid

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BCRF investigator Dr. Olivera Finn has been on a groundbreaking mission: to develop a vaccine that could prevent breast cancer. Now, with critical support from BCRF, she’s testing a promising MUC1 vaccine to prevent ductal carcinoma in situ. www.bcrf.org/blog/olivera...

BCRF-Supported DCIS Vaccine Trial | Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Learn how BCRF support helped Dr. Olivera Finn at and her team at the University of Pittsburgh launch a trial for a vaccine to prevent breast cancer.

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Breast cancer thriver and BCRF supporter Kannie Yu Lapack was recently featured on @cbsmornings.bsky.social, sharing her own breast cancer journey and highlighting the fact that AAPI women have experienced the sharpest increase in incidence rates since 2000. www.cbsnews.com/video/breast...

Breast cancer rates rising fastest in younger women, study finds

New research reveals breast cancer rates are increasing faster among younger women than any other group. Elaine Quijano reports on the findings.

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Many people start January thinking about ways to live healthier—but when it comes to diet and breast cancer, what does the research actually say? We’ve broken down what science says about the link between diet and breast cancer. www.bcrf.org/blog/breast-...

Diet and Breast Cancer Risk | Breast Cancer Research Foundation

What you need to know about how diet and breast cancer are linked, including what to eat to reduce your risk and what to avoid

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The U.S. Surgeon General has proposed adding cancer warnings to alcohol labels to raise awareness of its health risks, including its connection to breast cancer. Research shows that even moderate alcohol consumption can raise a person’s risk of breast cancer. Learn more: bit.ly/3y0D65i

Alcohol and Breast Cancer Risk | Breast Cancer Research Foundation

What to know about how alcohol and breast cancer risk are connected, including the latest research and recommendations.

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Obesity has long been associated with an increased cancer risk, but many questions remain. BCRF investigator Dr. Jennifer Ligibel of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute is exploring how diet, exercise, and innovative medicines can impact cancer risk and recurrence. Discover more here: bit.ly/4gHNpfP

Tipping the Scales Against Cancer | Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

Dana-Farber researchers pursue innovative strategies in nutrition, fitness, and scientific research to lower the risk of obesity-related cancers.

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Today at #SABCS24, BCRF investigator Dr. Shelley Hwang will report provocative results from the COMET trial testing active monitoring for DCIS. BCRF is supporting long-term follow-up to validate these potentially practice findings. Read more below. www.bcrf.org/blog/sabcs-2...

SABCS 2024 COMET Trial on DCIS | Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Investigators at SABCS 2024 reported important early findings from the BCRF-supported COMET trial studying active monitoring as treatment for DCIS.

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