bloggingBRCA

Blogging the BRCA and BC experience in real time: My most recent book: Women's Health Advocacy:

[BasserBRCA @BasserBRCA]

Stacey Sager of WABC-TV sat down with Basser executive director Susan Domchek, MD to discuss updates in the race for a cancer prevention vaccine that could benefit individuals carrying #BRCA1 or #BRCA2 genetic mutations. https://t.co/h3rSPDNTIB @PennCancer @PennMedicine

[Amy Byer Shainman @BRCAresponder]

#MustWatch
@staceysager7 shares her story.
3 Decades, 3 Cancers: Reporter Stacey Sager's story of perseverance, sacrifice and survival https://t.co/9Irjpdl1sq
#BRCA #hereditarycancer #journalism
#breastcancer #ovariancancer @ABC7NY

[Janet Maker, Ph.D. @TWGBreastCancer]

Breast cancer survivors make strides in showing the world that ‘going flat’ after mastectomy is ‘both beautiful and valid’ https://t.co/0eBhd6ZAH0

[Magnolia House @MagHouse_TCRF]

📣 Join the Love Research Army Study: Calling all women aged 35 to 68 who have finished chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer! Help researchers understand the effects of cancer and its treatments on the brain.

Click here for more information: https://t.co/ucywv5sUK9

#bcsm

[The Breast Cancer Research Foundation @BCRFcure]

Watch BCRF's Scientific Director Dr. Judy Garber on @abcnews discussing how COVID-19 is affecting care for people with BRCA 1/2 and other gene mutations that significantly heighten their risk of breast and other cancers. https://t.co/L1va9G8ySL

[bloggingBRCA @bloggingBRCA]

Recruiting #womenofcolor for focus group on types of support that were meaningful as you navigated #breastcancer diagnosis, treatment, and after care. More info at https://t.co/wzoPVoJP6S
#blackincancer #blackincancerweek

[bloggingBRCA @bloggingBRCA]

@DamPickey Please take my survey. I'm hoping it will help people like you (and me)! This study looks at chronic effects of #chemo in order to better prepare patients for these realities. Survey link: https://t.co/3j96cjQ6Zm

[bloggingBRCA @bloggingBRCA]

@BraveBosom @DrSusanLove @BRCAresponder @pinkandbluedoc @marleahdeank @BrynaSF_edu We need more participants. Please help us get the word out and RT! Thanks so much!

[bloggingBRCA @bloggingBRCA]

Suffered long-term side effects from #chemotherapy as #cancer treatment? This study looks at chronic effects of #chemo in order to better prepare patients for these realities. Survey link: https://t.co/3j96cjQ6Zm

[bloggingBRCA @bloggingBRCA]

@BraveBosom @DrSusanLove @BRCAresponder @pinkandbluedoc @BrynaSF_edu We need more participants. Please help us get the word out and RT! Thanks so much!

[@FacingOurRisk @FacingOurRisk]

Researchers are looking at how #patient education materials and other documents and artifacts can make #breastcancer patients feel most cared for and supported. Tell us what helped you most during your #journey. Survey and more information:
Survey: https://t.co/37FIhYLAxN

[bloggingBRCA @bloggingBRCA]

Suffered long-term side effects from #chemotherapy as #cancer treatment? This study looks at chronic effects of #chemo in order to better prepare patients for these realities. Survey link: https://t.co/3j96cjQ6Zm

[bloggingBRCA @bloggingBRCA]

Another push for PEP! Please take our survey on your experience with #breastcancer and tell us what made you feel most supported!

[@FacingOurRisk @FacingOurRisk]

Researchers are looking at how #patient education materials and other documents and artifacts can make #breastcancer patients feel most cared for and supported. Tell us what helped you most during your #journey. Survey and more information:
Survey: https://t.co/37FIhYLAxN

[@FacingOurRisk @FacingOurRisk]

Researchers are looking at how #patient education materials and other documents and artifacts can make #breastcancer patients feel most cared for and supported. Tell us what helped you most during your #journey. Survey and more information:
Survey: https://t.co/37FIhYLAxN

[Liz Johnson @wired4story]

Sylvie puts into words in this post a cancer side effect many of us can't explain: Cancer is the Loneliest Place https://t.co/6lZw6hyGBk via @sleotin

[bloggingBRCA @bloggingBRCA]

Suffered long-term side effects from #chemotherapy? This study looks at chronic effects of chemo in order to improve communication between #oncologists and #patients. #Cancer #breastcancer #coloncancer #PancreaticCancer #lymphoma #medrhet Survey here: https://t.co/3j96cjQ6Zm

[Jonathan Herman @jdhermanmd]

As many of you know, I've have a special interest in hereditary cancer genetics & have been working for the last 2+ yrs on a documentary that highlights this topic. I am proud to announce that this awesome film is now on PBS and ready to stream.
https://t.co/UY29J2xKOV

[Resilience & Perseverance vs. Cancer @RnPvsCancer]

My triathlon breast cancer friend is now fighting mets to bones. She is my 7th friend whose cancer progressed from early stage->remission->stage IV. 1 out of 3-4 early stage breast cancer patients are diagnosed metastatic breast cancer. Breast cancer is not easy cancer.

[Dr. Susan Love @DrSusanLove]

Please share this study! I am sorry it does not include men with breast cancer....I feel a blog coming on about inclusion whenever possible!
Help Us Learn to Prevent BRCA1, BRCA2, and/or PALB2 Cancers!: https://t.co/G6B1YVusHM

[bloggingBRCA @bloggingBRCA]

@DrSusanLove @PupQuest 8 years ago.... and still chemobrain? Does it get better? Go away for good? Mine is so bad right now (finished chemo two weeks ago) — I can’t imagine being like this for 8 years. Thank god for tenure - would probably lose my job 😢

[bloggingBRCA @bloggingBRCA]

Definitely up there on my list of least favorite chemo side effects. Two weeks out of chemo... when does it go away??!!

[Dr. Susan Love @DrSusanLove]

@ihatebreastcanc Sorry to say I don’t think it loss of nose hairs that is causing that. Rhinorrhea, the fancy name for a continually runny nose, is also collateral damage from chemo even with nose hairs. #collateraldamage

[Rhea Crighton 🧡🦋❤️ @RheaCrighton1]

@CancerisanASS @ThanksCancer that even if the cancer has gone side effects linger on 😞 had no idea, always thought you have cancer, it gets treated, life returns to normal #naive