Coffee With America Episode 381
[embedvideo type=”vimeo” id=”636832666″][gap height=”15″] Winter home prep, grocery help, Breast Cancer Awareness
Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness
[embedvideo type=”vimeo” id=”636832469″][gap height=”15″] Susan G. Komen, the world’s leading breast cancer organization, is dedicated to improving treatments and finding the cures for the disease. However, there is a misconception that all breast cancers are curable. Metastatic Breast Cancer is the stage of breast cancer where it becomes deadly. Learn more about the research that […]
Susan G Komen Foundation and Metastatic Breast Cancer
[embedvideo type=”vimeo” id=”470381233″][gap height=”15″] October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Susan G. Komen, the world’s leading breast cancer organization, wants to shine a spotlight on Metastatic Breast Cancer (MBC), the stage of breast cancer where it becomes deadly and currently cannot be cured. Dr. Kathy Miller counters some serious misconceptions by people who believe […]
Coffee With America — Episode 277
[embedvideo type=”vimeo” id=”368186689″][gap height=”15″] Car shopping, breast cancer awareness, skincare
Susan G. Komen and Metastatic Breast Cancer
[embedvideo type=”vimeo” id=”368184165″][gap height=”15″] It will surprise many people to learn that more than 42,000 people in the U.S. are expected to die from breast cancer this year alone. Susan G. Komen, the world’s leading breast cancer organization, is bringing attention to Metastatic Breast Cancer, or MBC, to counter some serious misconceptions by people who […]
Coffee With America — Episode 250
[embedvideo type=”vimeo” id=”330699291″][gap height=”15″] Travel inspiration perfect for foodies and fighting the Pink Tax. Related links: Coffee With America
Metastatic Breast Cancer Conference from Susan G. Komen
[embedvideo type=”vimeo” id=”330696615″][gap height=”15″] Thousands are living with Metastatic Breast Cancer,also know as Stage 4 breast cancer. On May 18 event, Greater Atlanta Metastatic Breast Cancer Conference will bring the entire city together (hospitals, experts) to build a greater understanding of MBC, what it is, who it affects, and what we’re collectively doing to help. […]
