Breast Cancer

Did You Know: Black Women Not Represented in Breast Cancer Clinical Trials

rdanielsr6d7September 9, 2020September 12, 2020

African Americans are significantly underrepresented in clinical research in the United States. Because of this underrepresentation, we don’t know if many of today’s medicines are...

Positive Outlook for Positive Outcome

rdanielsr6d7August 19, 2020September 12, 2020

Generally, we all try to keep a positive outlook since it’s a more enjoyable way to live. But at times we get the sense that...

Breast Cancer

#BlackDataMatters

rdanielsr6d7August 6, 2020August 6, 2020

On our path to eradicate breast cancer in Black women, Touch, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance, is excited to partner with Morehouse School of Medicine...

Breast Cancer Clinical Trials

Clinical Trials Save Lives

rdanielsr6d7July 15, 2020July 15, 2020

A breast cancer diagnosis is life altering, earth shattering and causes a wide range of emotions in a newly diagnosed patient. This was definitely the...

Breast Cancer

Do Black Lives Really Matter to Blue Cross Blue Shield in North Carolina?

rdanielsr6d7June 9, 2020June 9, 2020

You would think in this era of the COVID-19 pandemic, health insurance companies would exercise responsibility and be hyper-sensitive to at-risk patients, those with co-morbidities...

Breast Cancer

It’s a New Day for Triple Negative Breast Cancer Breasties

rdanielsr6d7May 13, 2020May 13, 2020

When I was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer and told I had two years to live eight years ago, I asked my doctors, “Why...

Breast Cancer

A Breast Cancer Victor, Not a Victim

rdanielsr6d7April 8, 2020April 8, 2020

Tia Bullett is the face and the force behind Chocolate for a Cure, a Charlotte, North Carolina-based celebration of women’s victories in the fight against...

Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer in Black Women Can’t Be Cured Without Clinical Research

rdanielsr6d7April 6, 2020April 5, 2020

Isn’t it disturbing that African American women have a 31 percent breast cancer mortality rate—the highest of any U.S. racial or ethnic group? Isn’t it...

Breast Cancer

Sisters Network Inc. Is Walking to Stop the Silence

rdanielsr6d7March 11, 2020March 12, 2020

Sisters Network® Inc. is hosting the 10th Annual Stop The Silence 5K Walk/Run in Houston on Saturday, April 25, 2020. We started this walk 10...

Breast Cancer Public Health

Wake Up, Pharma! Let’s Save Some Lives!

rdanielsr6d7February 26, 2020February 26, 2020

In my breast cancer advocacy work, I meet a lot of awesome passionate people that work for pharmaceutical companies. They have dedicated their careers to...

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Category : Breast Cancer

Did You Know: Black Women Not Represented in Breast Cancer Clinical Trials

Positive Outlook for Positive Outcome

#BlackDataMatters

Clinical Trials Save Lives

Do Black Lives Really Matter to Blue Cross Blue Shield in North Carolina?

It’s a New Day for Triple Negative Breast Cancer Breasties

A Breast Cancer Victor, Not a Victim

Breast Cancer in Black Women Can’t Be Cured Without Clinical Research

Sisters Network Inc. Is Walking to Stop the Silence

Wake Up, Pharma! Let’s Save Some Lives!

4 Mask Facts That Keep You Safe

We Need More Gene Sequencing in Minority Children

3 Tips for Gynecological Cancer Awareness