Breast Cancer Research Foundation | BCRF
The mission of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation is to prevent and cure breast cancer by advancing the world's most promising breast cancer research.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Breast cancer rates are rising sharply in AAPI women, especially in young women. Here’s what to know Breast cancer is the most common cancer among Asian-American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander women, and the numbers are rising. Since 2000, rates in this population have increased nearly 50%, some of the sharpest inclines in incidence in […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
New appointments showcase bold vision and cross-sector leadership The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) is delighted to welcome two extraordinary leaders to its Board of Directors: entrepreneur and philanthropist Liz Elting and fashion executive Lizanne Kindler. Their cross-industry expertise and personal commitment to accelerating the end of breast cancer make them assets to the Foundation, […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Learn how you can make an impact with your next school or sporting event This year, BCRF announced a $74.75 million dollar investment in lifesaving breast cancer research, the highest amount ever in our 32-year history. Those funds came from a variety of sources, such as our generous corporate partners, but also from small, grassroots […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
When Inside Edition correspondent Alison Hall was diagnosed with stage 0 breast cancer at 32, research helped her catch it early and find a treatment plan that fit her priorities Alison Hall was no stranger to breast cancer. As a teenager, she watched her mother be treated for stage 2 breast cancer—an experience that left […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
After she was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, Abby Pastyrnak was determined to live her life fully. Because of research, she has done just that. When Abby Pastyrnak found a lump in her breast in December 2017, her gynecologist told her it wasn’t a cause for concern but to keep an eye on it. She […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Hear from renowned breast cancer researchers on the exciting progress they’re making with BCRF’s support BCRF is celebrating our more than 260 esteemed investigators for their dedicated efforts to end breast cancer at this year’s Symposium and Awards Luncheon, taking place on Thursday, October 30 in New York City. The event’s symposium, “The Future of […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Campaign showcases faces of breast cancer and essential role of research In a new public service announcement, the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) spotlights the real people behind the statistic that one in 8 women will face breast cancer, as well as the critical role that research plays in saving lives. The PSA urges viewers […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
The brothers discuss their ongoing commitment to BCRF For Shep and Ian Murray, the co-founders of vineyard vines, the commitment to breast cancer research is personal as they lost their mom to the disease in 2003. vineyard vines has continually supported the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) to honor their mother’s legacy, and this year, […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
The mission of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation is to prevent and cure breast cancer by advancing the world's most promising breast cancer research.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
BCRF unpacks the different breast cancer grades and how they inform treatment.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Breakthroughs in treatment and support are helping more people manage MBC for years In recognition of Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day on October 13, BCRF hosted an insightful discussion on advances in metastatic breast cancer (MBC) care. The conversation centered on what’s driving longer survival today, how metastatic breast cancer patients find hope amid uncertainty, […]| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. While you can’t totally control your breast cancer risk, you can make these eight changes to help lower it.| Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Learn how CAKES Body is supporting BCRF with its dedicated new research fund.| 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
Learn how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping breast cancer risk assessment, early detection, and prevention—especially in younger women.| 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
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
