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New England-based BCRF investigators will share insights and updates on breast cancer research

On Friday, November 6, the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) will host the Boston Hot Pink Breakfast and Symposium as part of its annu...


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After being diagnosed with Stage II breast cancer in her 20s, Danielle Gabriel is running the TCS NYC Marathon with Team BCRF to fund life-saving research

When Danielle Gabriel first felt a lump in her breast in late August 2021, cancer didn’t cross her mind. Having battled mononucleosis in college, she assumed a swollen lymph node was acting up. But when two weeks passed ...


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The European Society for Medical Oncology’s annual meeting explored next-generation treatments for metastatic breast cancer and triple-negative breast cancer Key Takeaways The annual meeting of the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) took place last week. Breast cancer researchers shared updates on clinical trials involving CDK4 inhibitors and ADCs in the met...

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Andrew Dean’s #PinkManFlight, an event with support from Delta Air Lines, raised over $26,000 in its 10th year

Costumes have always been a part of Andrew Dean’s life. “They’ve allowed me to be myself and have acted as icebreakers to share my story with the world,” he says.

So, after brainstorming ways to help bring attention to breast cancer research, he started ...


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A Breast Cancer Research Foundation investigator was the lead author of the study, which found participants experienced improvements in “brain fog” symptoms after treatment Key Takeaways A small study found that a nutritional supplement, oxaloacetate, helped improve brain fog symptoms and cognitive function in some patients after breast cancer treatment. A Breast Canc...

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