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Thanks to the BCRF-supported POSITIVE trial, some younger breast cancer patients can safely pause endocrine therapy to get pregnant.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Thanks to the BCRF-supported POSITIVE trial, some younger breast cancer patients can safely pause endocrine therapy to get pregnant.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
A new AI tool is improving breast cancer prevention with smarter, more inclusive risk assessment Just ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, BCRF hosted a groundbreaking conversation on how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping breast cancer risk assessment, early detection, and prevention—especially in younger women. Joining BCRF’s Sadia Zapp was Dr. Constance Lehman, breast imaging […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Delta Marks 100 Years of Flight and 20 Years of Giving Back to Breast Cancer Research Twenty years ago, BCRF gained a powerful ally in advancing breast cancer research: Delta Air Lines. This partnership has evolved into an extraordinary corporate commitment, generating over $33 million and funding over 660,000 hours of groundbreaking research focused on […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Show love, celebrate strength, and fuel lifesaving research with these thoughtful items Today, there are more than 4 million breast cancer thrivers in the U.S. Thanks to earlier detection and groundbreaking advances, survival rates are at an all-time high and progress is accelerating every day. Still, hearing the words “you have breast cancer” is life […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Get to know six partners who have been integral to BCRF’s mission Since 1993, BCRF-supported researchers have played critical roles in every major advance in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and survivorship of breast cancer. And it would not have been possible without the support of so many generous donors, which includes our 100-plus corporate partners […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
BCRF mourns the loss of renowned scientist Thomas Kensler It is with deep sadness that BCRF shares the passing of Dr. Thomas Kensler, a pioneer in the field of prevention research focused on practical nutrition-based strategies for use in under-resourced areas. A BCRF investigator since 2013, Dr. Kensler’s research examined the role of diet during […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Start a fundraiser, rally your community, and help drive progress in breast cancer research Peer-to-peer fundraising empowers people to mobilize their friends, family, and communities to support a cause they deeply care about—such as advancing breast cancer research through the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF). BCRF’s peer-to-peer fundraisers play a critical role in our organization’s […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Learn how to turn your social media accounts into powerful tools for fundraising and support lifesaving breast cancer research with BCRF Social media has the power to connect people, spark meaningful conversations, and inspire action worldwide. When you use your platforms to raise funds for breast cancer research, you’re not just posting—you’re helping to drive […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Support lifesaving breast cancer research—your way Creating a fundraising page is one of the most impactful ways you can support the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF). Whether you’re running a marathon, hosting a bake sale, or rallying your workplace to honor a colleague, your fundraising efforts help drive critical research that brings us closer to […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Rana Fowlkes’ breast cancer diagnosis came as a complete shock. But thanks to research, she was able to achieve two of her biggest dreams Rana Fowlkes has always been a planner, and in November 2019 she had big plans indeed. She was in her last year at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York and […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Research is the reason we've made progress against breast cancer. Read inspiring stories from real people and join BCRF in supporting research.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
An overview of what triple-negative breast cancer is, how it's treated, and how BCRF research is improving outcomes for TNBC.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Do more young women have breast cancer? Here's what research tells us about rising incidence rates and how breast cancer impacts young women| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
This World Dense Breast Day, learn why dense breasts raise cancer risk and complicate screening—and how research is closing the gap. Dense breasts are a growing focus of breast cancer research. Around half of women over 40 have them, and they are associated with a higher risk of developing breast cancer. But what, exactly, are […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Toks Olagundoye credits research for saving her life and allowing her to keep showing up as a mom, wife, and actress.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
BCRF investigator Dr. Lisa Newman talks about the personal experiences that have shaped her research and career.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
What to know about breast cancer treatment options including surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, hormone therapy, and targeted therapies.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Ben Heller stepped into the boxing ring to raise funds for BCRF in honor of his wife, Amanda, and others diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
More progress needs to be made to improve outcomes for Black women with breast cancer. Here’s how BCRF investigators are addressing the challenge.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
