NCCU Faculty Researchers Pioneer Treatments for Rare Breast Cancer Forms
DURHAM, NC—At North Carolina Central University’s Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology Enterprise (BRITE), researchers are making … Read More
Tag: breast cancer
5 Ways to Support A Friend with Breast Cancer
When a friend or loved one tells you they have breast cancer, it can be … Read More
Mathew Knowles Advocates for Male Breast Cancer Awareness: ‘Early Detection Is The Key’
Mathew Knowles is leveraging his personal battle with breast cancer to raise awareness among men … Read More
Blacks’ Risk For Breast Cancer Gains Clarity In Analysis Of 40,000 People Of African Descent
Hundreds of genetic variants can nudge someone’s risk of breast cancer up or down or … Read More
Task Force Recommends To Start Screening For Breast Cancer At Age 40
WASHINGTON – According to new recommendations from the US Preventive Services Task Force, women should … Read More
The Celebration of Educator, Community Leader, Advocate, And Trailblazer Mrs. Lillian Lee
CHAPEL HILL, NC – In his autobiography, Dean Smith wrote about the quest for a … Read More
New Study Shows Black Women Should Begin Breast Cancer Screening Earlier
All women are recommended to begin regular breast cancer screenings at age 50 but new … Read More
4 Cancers That Hit Black Americans Hardest
Cancer incidence and death rates for some cancers have declined steadily over the past two … Read More
Starting Mammography at Age 40 Would Reduce Disparities in Deaths for Black Women
WASHINGTON — If Black women begin mammography screening every other year starting at age 40, … Read More
Aspirin May Have Potential As A Chemopreventive Medication For Black Women
Aspirin as a chemopreventive medication in breast cancer was recently studied among African American women, and … Read More