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The Roundtable with Robert BannonBONUS CHAT: We Are Live At Janice Jam! Stars, Performers, & More Are Out!The third-annual Janice Jam: Broadway For Breast Cancer returned to NYC benefiting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) on Monday, May 5th, 2025.
Audience members were in for one of the most power-packed and exciting benefit concert events of the year, with 100% of net proceeds funding metastatic breast cancer research grants through BCRF, the largest private funder of breast cancer research worldwide.
The Roundtable was there! We talked to the stars like John Gallagher Jr., Brent Comer, and more Plus the organizer Matt D'Angelis talks why this was so personal!
This is always a fun sp...2025-05-1515 min
Investigating Breast CancerBCRF Investigators Share Promising Breast Cancer Research at 2024 SymposiumEvery October, the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) celebrates groundbreaking advancements in breast cancer research at its annual Symposium and Awards Luncheon in New York City.
This special bonus podcast features a panel discussion from this year’s event, focused on prevention and treatment, with BCRF investigators Dr. Abenaa Brewster, Dr. Lisa Carey, and Dr. Robert Vonderheide.
Co-moderated by BCRF's Dr. Larry Norton and Dr. Judy E. Garber, who received the Jill Rose Award for Scientific Excellence, this inspiring conversation highlights the progress being made toward ending breast cancer.
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Investigating Breast CancerHarnessing the Power of the Immune System for Breast Cancer TreatmentCan we prevent breast cancer before it even starts? While treatments have made great strides in curing and slowing cancer, researchers are now focusing on strengthening the immune system to stop cancer in its tracks.
In this episode, Dr. Robert Vonderheide, director of the Abramson Cancer Center at the University of Pennsylvania, shares his groundbreaking work on how the immune system interacts with cancer. As a leader in cancer immunology, Dr. Vonderheide explores how boosting our body’s natural defenses could lead to new ways to prevent, treat, and even cure breast cancer.
2024-11-2628 min
No Wrong ChoicesSadia Zapp: When Your Career Becomes Your Cause"Some journeys are set in motion long before we realize how personal they will become."In this episode of No Wrong Choices, we sit down with Sadia Zapp, Managing Director of Communications at the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), to explore her career journey and personal connection to breast cancer advocacy. Sadia reflects on how witnessing her aunt’s battle with breast cancer during childhood set her on a career path toward advocacy—a path that unknowingly prepared her to fight for a cause that would later become her own.Sadia shares her experiences as a...2024-10-151h 01
Motherhood, Mayhem, & Medical Mysteries068 (Re-Release) The Breasties are Back!Have you ever gone on autopilot trying to get everything done only for it to result in a #momfail? Miranda is right there with you. In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Mayhem Mommas revisit a topic that is important for us all-- breast cancer and prevention. Mel shares some encouraging findings from a very recent study and Miranda discusses the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle (even if it involves an adult beverage every now and then) to reduce our risk of breast cancer.Spotlight:The Breast Cancer Research Foundation...2024-10-141h 00
Investigating Breast CancerClosing Racial Disparities in Breast Cancer Through Data with Dr. Lola FayanjuDifferences in treatment delivery and receipt are estimated to account for about 50 percent of the racial disparities seen in breast cancer-associated mortality.
In this latest episode of Investigating Breast Cancer, Dr. Lola Fayanju discusses her work to understand how to close this gap. BCRF investigator since 2023, Dr. Fayanju, is an associate professor in the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and chief of the division of breast surgery for the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
2024-07-2626 min
Investigating Breast CancerImproving Treatment for Male Breast Cancer with Dr. Jose Pablo LeoneIn this latest episode, Dr. Jose Pablo Leone discusses the need for a better understanding of male breast cancer to improve treatment options.
Dr. Leone is a medical oncologist and clinical investigator in the Breast Oncology Center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, where he also serves as the director of the Program for Breast Cancer in Men. Dr. Leone’s research focuses on brain metastases, male breast cancer, and research involving large databases, and he has been a BCRF investigator since 2023.
2024-06-1325 min
Investigating Breast CancerUnraveling the Mysteries of DCIS with Dr. Shelley HwangDr. Shelley Hwang––BCRF investigator since 2016–– is an experienced clinical trialist with an interest in both the biology and treatment of early-stage breast cancer. In this episode, she discusses the urgent need to better understand Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS) and the work she and her team are doing to uncover better treatment options for patients with DCIS.
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The Roundtable with Robert BannonThe Roundtable Live From Janice Jam! Stars of Broadway, TV, & More!A roster of stars from the stage and screen will came together at NYC’s Haswell Green’s on Monday, May 13, for the second annual fundraising concert The Janice Jam, benefitting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF).Begun by Broadway’s Matt DeAngelis (Waitress), who lost his mother Janice to metastatic breast cancer in 2022, the event is an evening of celebration, remembrance, and awareness, to honor Janice, her love of theater, and the countless people affected by the disease. 100% of the net proceeds will go to funding metastatic breast cancer research grants through BCRF!We chat with...2024-05-1529 min
The Theater Enthusiast PodcastThe Theater Enthusiast Podcast Season 9 Episode 9- Matt DeAngelisThis episode we are joined by actor Matt DeAngelis! Matt is known for his roles in Waitress, American Idiot, Once, Hair and most recently Swept Away. We talk with Matt about his career but more importantly we speak with him about his upcoming gala The Janice Jam: Broadway for Breast Cancer. THE JANICE JAM: BROADWAY FOR BREAST CANCER is an annual event from Matt who lost his mother, Janice, in 2022 to metastatic breast cancer. To honor her and the countless people affected by this disease, he, alongside a group of friends and Broadway industry colleagues, is c...2024-05-0248 min
Investigating Breast CancerImproving Treatments for Invasive Lobular Carcinoma with Dr. Adrian LeeIn the latest episode of Investigating Breast Cancer, Dr. Adrian Lee discusses collaboration, strategies to improve treatment for ILC, and more. A BCRF investigator since 2013, he is the Pittsburgh Foundation chair and director of the Institute for Precision Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC
2024-03-2820 min
Investigating Breast CancerImproving Breast Cancer Radiation Treatments with Dr. Rachel JimenezIn the latest episode, Dr. Rachel Jimenez discusses a new strategy of delivering radiation called proton beam radiation that could reduce treatment time and minimize its damaging effects on the heart. Unlike traditional radiation, proton therapy radiation can target cancer cells specifically, sparing other healthy tissues from potential damage.
Dr. Jimenez is an assistant professor of radiation oncology at Harvard Medical School and the chair for quality and safety in the department of radiation oncology at Massachusetts General Hospital.
2024-02-2824 min
Investigating Breast CancerThe Effects of a High-Fiber Diet in Early-Stage Breast Cancer with Dr. Laura EssermanDr. Laura Esserman talks about her current research that examines how fiber shapes the gut microbiome, potentially improving the response to immune agents in women newly diagnosed with breast cancer.
Her prior research looked at how immune cells in tumors influence tumor response to immune drugs, and she believes the gut microbiome plays a key role in this complex system.
A BCRF investigator since 1998, Dr. Esserman is an internationally recognized breast surgeon, breast oncology specialist, and personalized medicine visionary.
2024-01-1728 min
Tits Up - AYA Breast Cancer PodcastEpisode 18: "Nolite te Stage 4 carborundorum"This week, we are joined by the vibrant and ever lovely, Chiara! Chiara walks us through her experience over the last 3.5 years living with Stage 4 breast cancer. We discuss self advocacy within the medical realm, navigating other’s emotions surrounding your diagnosis, National Parks, dating, and the greatest gift of all…love. That must be why Megan says “I love it” 4,586 times throughout the episode *eye roll*
Loudest Message: Until you’re dying, you’re still living…so go LIVE!!! Chase the things that bring you joy.
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Talk soon, lovelies,
Mega...2024-01-041h 22Investigating Breast CancerBCRF 2023 New York City SymposiumIn October, BCRF holds its annual New York Symposium and Awards Luncheon. The event recognizes BCRF-supported investigators for their devotion to ending breast cancer and announces the Foundation’s research investment for the coming year.
In this special episode of Investigating Breast Cancer, you’ll hear this year’s extraordinary symposium, co-moderated by BCRF Founding Scientific Director Dr. Larry Norton and BCRF Scientific Director Dr. Judy Garber, that included Drs. Seema Khan, Constance D. Lehman, and Olufunmilayo I. Olopade.
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Investigating Breast CancerInvestigating Novel Biomarkers for Personalized Treatments with Dr. Roisin ConnollyBreast cancer is a profoundly personal disease, and blanket approaches may not work for all patients. In fact, some can avoid particular therapies or treatments altogether. BCRF investigators have played a significant role in developing precision medicine and individualized therapies, improving treatment efficacy and limiting side effects.
This is the area where Dr. Roisin Connolly’s work is centered. In this latest episode Dr. Connolly discusses her work to uncover more personalized treatments for breast cancer patients with triple-negative breast cancer. A BCRF investigator since 2022, Dr. Connolly is the Director and Professor Gerald O’Sullivan Chair in canc...2023-11-1531 min
Motherhood, Mayhem, & Medical Mysteries034 The Breasties are Back!Have you ever gone on autopilot trying to get everything done only for it to result in a #momfail? Miranda is right there with you. In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Mayhem Mommas revisit a topic that is important for us all-- breast cancer and prevention. Mel shares some encouraging findings from a very recent study and Miranda discusses the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle (even if it involves an adult beverage every now and then) to reduce our risk of breast cancer. Spotlight:The Breast Cancer Research Foundation...2023-10-231h 00
Investigating Breast CancerReflecting on Thirty Years of Progress with Dr. Larry NortonSince Evelyn H. Lauder and Dr. Larry Norton launched BCRF in 1993 remarkable advances in breast cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, and metastasis have been made. But there is still critical work to be done. The Foundation is moving faster and closer than ever to achieving its mission to prevent and cure breast cancer by advancing the world’s most promising research.
We spoke with BCRF co-founder and Founding Scientific Director, Dr. Larry Norton to discuss the progress BCRF has made and what advances are on the horizon. Dr. Norton is Senior Vice President in the Office of the...2023-09-2637 min
Investigating Breast CancerThe Progress and Future of Breast Cancer Vaccines with Dr. Nora DisisIn this latest episode of Investigating Breast Cancer, Dr. Nora Disis talks about prevention, treatment, breast cancer vaccine research, and more. Her research focuses on identifying ways to boost the immune response in breast cancer patients to improve chemotherapy outcomes. She is working on discovering new molecular immunologic targets in solid tumors to develop vaccines and cellular therapy for treating and preventing breast cancer.
Dr. Disis, a BCRF investigator since 2016, is the Athena Distinguished Professor of Breast Cancer Research and the associate dean for Translational Health Sciences at the University of Washington School of Medicine. She is...2023-09-0528 min
Investigating Breast CancerThe Future of Breast Cancer Risk Prediction with Dr. Regina BarzilayThere are some technologies that enhance human efforts and abilities and other technologies that make such a drastic impact–– they revolutionize protocol and entire ways of thinking. AI in the healthcare field is one such technology. Scientists like BCRF Investigator, Dr. Regina Barzilay, are working on ways to harness AI to improve how medical professionals interpret mammograms, and finesse and better personalize existing risk prediction models, and tackle disparities in screening and risk assessment.
Dr. Barzilay, a BCRF investigator since 2022, is a School of Engineering Distinguished Professor for AI and Health in the Department of Electrical Engineering and...2023-08-1324 min
Dispatches with Hollie McKayWords that Never Leave You: “You might not change the world, but you can change the world for one person.”While inexplicable numbers of children have been horribly seared in Syria, BCRF can only accommodate the most relentless burn cases to come to the United States for life-saving medical assistance. And of the severe, the file is overwhelming — at any given moment, more than 1700 burned children linger on the list. Subsequently, not a single day passes when BCRF chairwoman Susan Baaj isn’t flooded with new cases, desperate pleas, and requests.“I used to watch all the videos and images of the bombs falling and hospitals decimated,” recounted my dear friend Susan, a Syrian American businesswoman and philanth...2023-07-1902 min
Investigating Breast CancerLowering Barriers to Breast Cancer Genetic Testing with Dr. Susan DomchekWhy have so many individuals who carry BRCA mutations not undergone genetic testing and counseling? How do we eliminate barriers to this lifesaving care?
Dr. Susan Domchek talks about her work to tackle these issues and more in the latest episode of BCRF's official podcast, Investigating Breast Cancer.
2023-06-2324 min
Investigating Breast CancerStudying Breast Cancer Risk in Asian American Communities with Dr. Scarlett GomezWhat elements of our environment are carcinogenic? What role do factors like age, diet, and genetics play? And because cancer is biological in nature, many of us tend to think about the individual and their body as an obvious point of focus. What about, though, the larger, societal picture?
That’s what Dr. Scarlett Gomez and the field of social epidemiology are working to uncover and what you’ll hear about in this latest episode.
2023-05-2323 min
Investigating Breast CancerBridging the Gap Between the Lab and Patient Care with Dr. Ian KropIn the latest episode of Investigating Breast Cancer, Dr. Ian Krop discusses his team’s work to advance clinical trials through—including one to test immunotherapy in HER2-positive breast cancer. A BCRF investigator since 2017, Dr. Krop is the chief clinical research officer and associate cancer center director for clinical research at the Yale Cancer Center.
Dr. Krop also currently serves as chief scientific officer for the BCRF-supported Translational Breast Cancer Research Consortium.
2023-04-2028 min
Investigating Breast CancerUnderstanding and Targeting Triple-Negative Breast Cancer with Dr. Jill BargonettiThe complexities of triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) can sometimes make it hard to understand. It’s an aggressive form of breast cancer that is more likely to spread to other tissues––a process called metastasis.
BCRF Investigator since 2005, Dr. Jill Bargonetti’s research works to break down some of the complexities of TNBC. Her research has put her at the forefront of how we might develop novel strategies to accurately identify and kill these cells. In this latest episode of Investigating Breast Cancer Dr. Bargonetti uses dance and other techniques to explain molecular biology, genomics, and much more.2023-03-0329 min
Investigating Breast CancerExploring Social Determinants of Health in Breast Cancer Care with Dr. Sonya ReidWhy are Black women 40 percent more likely to die from breast cancer than white women? And why is it such a challenge to make clinical trials reflect everyone who faces breast cancer?
That’s what Dr. Sonya Reid and her team are working to uncover by addressing disparities in breast cancer diagnosis and treatment through research. Dr. Reid is an assistant professor of hematology/oncology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Her three-year Conquer Cancer–BCRF grant was made possible by The Estée Lauder Companies' Charitable Foundation Awards.
2023-03-0224 min
Living Our Breast LivesNew Year, New Me: Making the Heaviness LighterHappy New Year! Join Wren and Cait as they discuss New Year's resolutions that might leave you looking at life differently! Resolutions for someone with metastatic breast cancer tend to look differently because perspectives have shifted, priorities have changed, and the things that used to be most important - are no longer. In the cancer world, you cant always guarantee there won't be trials and tribulations, but setting resolutions can help you focus more on the things that bring you joy and make those...2023-01-1240 minInvestigating Breast CancerBCRF Investigators Discuss the Latest in Breast Cancer Research at 2022 SymposiumEach October, BCRF holds its annual New York Symposium and Awards Luncheon. The event recognizes BCRF-supported investigators for their devotion to ending breast cancer and announces the Foundation’s research investment for the coming year.
This year’s program included an extraordinary symposium, co-moderated by BCRF Founding Scientific Director Dr. Larry Norton and BCRF Scientific Director Dr. Judy Garber, that included Drs. Lisa Newman, Andrew Tutt, and Maria Jasin, who discussed novel breast cancer therapies, disparities, and what’s on the horizon in research.
We’re proud to make their discussion available in a special episode...2022-12-1959 min
Investigating Breast CancerFinding and Targeting “Sleeping” Cancer Cells with Dr. Angela DeMicheleWhat are dormant cancer cells and how they lead to a clearer understanding of the cancer in remission? Why do particular cancerous cells behave differently than others? BCRF Investigator since 2017, Dr. Angela DeMichele, discusses her work to uncover the answer to these questions and more.
2022-11-2228 min
Investigating Breast CancerInvestigating What Drives Recurrence and Metastasis with Dr. Christina CurtisAbout 30 percent of people diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer will experience a recurrence and develop metastatic disease. Dr. Christina Curtis and her colleagues are working to uncover why recurrence (when breast cancer comes back) and metastasis (when it spreads to other areas of the body beyond the breast and lymph nodes) happens.
A BCRF investigator since 2011, Dr. Christina Curtis is an endowed professor of medicine and genetics at Stanford University, where she leads the Cancer Computational and Systems Biology group and serves as the director of Breast Cancer Translational Research and co-director of the Molecular Tumor Board...2022-10-1728 min
That's Healthful71. Metastatic Breast Cancer - October 2022Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day – Thursday, October 13, 2022Host EpisodeOctober is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Thursday; October 13th is Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day. Join me as I talk about Metastatic Breast Cancer and breast cancer in general. If you are uninsured or underinsured, there are free services for mammograms across the State of Tennessee and in your state for those living outside of Tennessee. Websites:https://www.cancer.net/cancer-types/breast-cancer-metastatic/introduction#:~:text=There%20are%20several%20types%20of,Ductal%20carcinoma. https://www.bcrf.org/blog/black-women-and-breast-cancer-why-disparities-persist-and-how-end-them/ 2022-10-0704 min
Investigating Breast CancerThe Impact of Chemotherapy on Accelerated Aging in Elderly Patients with Dr. Hyman MussIn the latest episode of BCRF’s official podcast, Investigating Breast Cancer, Dr. Hyman Muss explores the need for more research in the geriatric oncology field. Thanks to Dr. Muss and others, much has been learned about breast cancer in elderly people—but there’s still much more to uncover. A BCRF investigator since 2000, Dr. Muss is professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and director of the Geriatric Oncology Program at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.
2022-07-1937 min
Positive Impact Philanthropy PodcastAn Interview with Rosie Mangiarotti, Founder and CEO of PerkiesJoin Lori and her guest, Rosie Mangiarotti, as they talk about the impact it makes when passion meets purpose. Rosie is the founder and CEO of Perkies, a company that encourages sustainability and reusability in their products. How was she able to empower women through these products? How does she incorporate philanthropy in her business? Stay tuned! Here are the things to expect in this episode: Her reason for creating a purpose-driven business. Everyone can make a philanthropic impact regardless of background. Finding an organization that you align with. The tangible and intangible ways o...2022-07-1321 min
Investigating Breast CancerAdvancing Breast Cancer Immunotherapy and Decoding Treatment Resistance with Dr. Hope RugoWhat is triple-negative breast cancer and how is it identified? How can triple-negative breast cancers escape the immune system? And how can determining whether circulating tumor DNA in blood samples be used to predict metastatic breast cancer or treatment resistance in patients with aggressive disease?
BCRF investigator since 2007, Dr. Hope Rugo answers these questions and many more on the latest episode of Investigating Breast Cancer.
2022-06-2129 min
Investigating Breast CancerImproving Breast Cancer Care and Narrowing the Health Disparities Gap with Dr. Dawn HershmanMany extraordinary new treatments, diagnostic tests, and procedures for breast cancer patients have been introduced in the past decade—and more are needed and sure to come. But researchers are still exploring ways to improve health disparities in cancer care delivery, quality of care, and quality of life for patients and thrivers.
In this latest episode, we spoke to BCRF Investigator since 2008, Dr. Dawn Hershman, on ways to shrink these gaps in care.
2022-04-1921 min
Investigating Breast CancerThe Urgent Need for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Breakthroughs with Dr. Elisa PortTriple negative breast cancer (TNBC) makes up about 15 percent of all the breast cancers diagnosed. And, better therapeutic strategies are urgently needed to treat this breast cancer subtype. BCRF Investigator, Dr. Elisa Port is working to combat drug resistance in TNBC by developing a drug for the protein PRKCQ—a promising therapeutic target that may make TNBC more responsive to chemotherapy.
2022-03-0131 min
Investigating Breast CancerHow Diet and Lifestyle Influence Your Breast Cancer Risk with Dr. Graham ColditzCan cancers resulting from lifestyle choices be preventable? What foods should you be eating to reduce your risk of breast cancer? And what non-lifestyle decisions should be considered when looking to reduce their risk?
Dr. Graham Colditz, a BCRF investigator since 2004, has spent decades diving into these questions and more. Dr. Colditz is an internationally recognized leader in cancer prevention. As an epidemiologist and public health expert, he has a longstanding interest in the preventable causes of chronic disease, particularly among women. He is also interested in strategies to speed translation of research findings to prevention strategies...2022-02-0234 min
Dispatches with Hollie McKayDispatches: What I learn from the Syrian children burned by bombing“I didn't write to be famous; I wrote to keep a record.” - Gloria Emerson, war correspondent 1929-2004The budding and innocent always bear the brunt of war, its height and its aftermath.People often ask me what they can do to help children caught in the crossfire of conflict, who to support and what can be done. Years ago, while still living in Los Angeles, I had the great fortune of meeting Syrian-Americans Saed Moujtahed and Susan Baaj. They had just started an organization entitled Burnt Children Relief, specifically to support Syrian children burned...2022-01-0414 minInvestigating Breast CancerBCRF’s 2021 Boston Hot Pink SymposiumBCRF’s annual Boston Hot Pink Luncheon and Symposium convenes the Foundation’s dedicated New England–based supporters to honor the area’s investigators and raise additional funds for lifesaving breast cancer research.
This year’s virtual program included an outstanding expert panel of BCRF investigators, moderated by BCRF Scientific Director Dr. Judy Garber. The panelists discussed novel breast cancer therapies and what’s on the horizon in research. The symposium panelists included Dr. Melinda Irwin, Dr. Elizabeth Mittendorf, and Dr. Dennis Sgroi.
We’re proud to make their discussion available in this special episode of Investigati...2021-12-2127 min
Investigating Breast CancerArtificial Intelligence and the Future of Breast Cancer Research with Dr. Connie LehmanEffective medicine has always relied on clear and verifiable diagnoses. Of course, for patients, the wait and uncertainty of diagnostics can be especially trying.
BCRF investigator since 2019, Dr. Connie Lehman, is among the scientists and practitioners trying to change that. And she’s doing it in myriad ways to drastically reduce wait times and detect cancers earlier. Dr. Lehman is a professor of radiology at Harvard Medical School, and chief of Breast Imaging and co-director of the Avon Comprehensive Breast Evaluation Center at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Investigating Breast CancerBreaking Down Personalized Diagnostics in Breast Cancer with Dr. Joshua LaBaerCan breast cancer be found with a blood test? What role do genes and proteins play in developing cancer? What, exactly, are personalized diagnostics? We spoke with BCRF investigator Dr. Joshua LaBaer to answer these questions and more.
Dr. LaBaer is one of the country’s foremost investigators in personalized medicine. He serves as executive director of the Biodesign Institute, director of the Biodesign Virginia G. Piper Center for Personalized Diagnostics, and the Dalton Endowed Chair of Cancer Research at Arizona State University. Dr. LaBaer's research involves discovering and validating biomarkers to detect cancer and other diseases ea...2021-11-1227 min
Monland PodcastMonland Podcast (8.11.2021)- ပ္ဍဲပွိုင်ဍုင်ဇြပ်ဗု ကွာန်ဒဒန်ချေတ်ဂှ် က္တဵုဒှ်အာ ပရေၚ်ဗာ်ဂစိုတ်မၞိဟ်
- နူဒပ်ပၞာန်တံရပ်ကော်ဏာလဝ် ကောန်သဂံင် ဒပ်ကွးဘာဗၟာ ABSDF ဂှ် ကလေင်ဗ္လးကဵုလဝ်
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What Fulfills You?Katie Sands on Best Mental Health Practices and Normalizing Therapy#122: Katie Sands is a woman of many hats: she’s a successfully-smart entrepreneur, go-to influencer, content creator and Amazon Live’s Style Host. With over 282K Instagram followers, she is a knowledgeable authority providing daily advice and engaging content on all things fashion, beauty, and wellness. Named the “Do Good Influencer of Our Time” by Guest of a Guest, she has made it her goal to partner with brands that give back to honorable causes. So far, her collaborations with David Yurman for BCRF, Coors for Change the Coarse, Kenneth Cole for the Mental Health Coalition, and Phat Buddha for JED...2021-11-0243 min
No Tact TalkParis SmithIn this episode Jay talks with Paris Smith about her battle with MS and Breast Cancer.
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Tea With The SupremesSpotlight Sunday - Breast Cancer AwarenessOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In today's Spotlight Sunday, we are talking about risks, symptoms, and prevention!
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Companies Helping to Fight Breast Cancer
Ralph Lauren
Naked Cashmere
Charitable Organizations
https://www.bcrf.org/
American Breast Cancer Foundation
https://fightlikeemilie.org/ (Childhood Cancer Research)
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The conversations and opinions we share are personal and not representative of anyone other than ourselves. We invite you to join us in our pursuit to better understand one another, learn new perspectives, and grow a...2021-10-2513 min
Judith Guerra Wellness ConnectionsEpisode 19 - October - Breast Cancer Awareness Month - InformationThis episode focuses on the various ways we can get involved in donating and spreading the word about what the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) does to fight Breast Cancer. It also provides a peek on what information will be posted on the Hairblues.me blog . You can learn more about the various ways to donate by clicking the link to the Hairblues.me blog from this description.All the best for your well-being,Judith For the past several years, blogging has been both a passion and an avocation. I am engaged in ex...2021-10-1903 min
Paper Play ActionEpisode 36: "We're Tired So We Got Canceled"Crew This Time: Ahmani, Devaughn, Aaron, and LeonActionsMetroid DreadTales of AriseAliens fire teamHot wheels Unleashed The Comey's roomKarenDave Chappelle The CloserKomi Cannot Communicate Eden ZeroDay GoneTopicGhost Recon Frontline Chat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NewkthNMDENewsCozy Grove https://youtu.be/rkbP2o_YD7UHome Sweet Home Alone https://youtu.be/zEOnjM8ToPA2021-10-172h 25
Investigating Breast CancerUnderstanding Global Breast Cancer Disparities with Dr. Temidayo FadeluWhile academic and medical research has led to incredible breakthroughs in breast cancer care—including new treatments and screening methods—these advances have not reached every patient in every corner of the globe. With breast cancer now the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the world, it’s critical that lifesaving advances are deployed more equitably and universally—especially to women and men in lower-income and -resource countries. Dr. Fadelu discussed his work that lies at the intersection of breast cancer and global health services research
Each year, BCRF underwrites several grants to breast cancer researchers in partnership with Con...2021-10-1436 min
Women & WealthAt the Forefront: Fueling Advancements in Breast Cancer ResearchOn the 50th anniversary of the nation’s “War on Cancer”, Bernstein’s Women & Wealth Institute welcomes Myra Biblowit, President & CEO of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF)—the largest global funder of breast cancer research and the highest-rated breast cancer organization in the country. Myra joins host Beata Kirr to share a story of progress, female friendship, and the power of philanthropy. Note to All Readers: The information contained here reflects the views of AllianceBernstein L.P. or its affiliates and sources it believes are reliable as of the date of this podcast. AllianceBernstein L.P. makes no representa...2021-10-1226 min
Flat Out TruthThe Flat Out Truth on Breast Cancer Charities and Research (Awareness Month Special Episode)Know exactly where your donations go! Are executives and private companies profiting off of our pain or do you want your hard earned dollars to go towards research that will actually lead to a CURE? During BC Awareness month, we can become more aware of where our donations go. Who is profiting? Who is giving directly towards research for a cure? Metavivor.org gives 100% towards research while Susan Komen gives 16.3-19% (any amount appreciated but…) BCRF Breast Cancer Research Foundation gives 90% towards research. #metavivor #flatouttruth #BCRF #pinkwashing #awareness #pinktober #breastcanceraction #flatadvocate #thinkbeforeyoupink2021-10-112h 22
The Haute HausBreast Cancer AwarenessIn this episode of The Haute Haus, I thought it was extremely important to talk about all the amazing companies that are giving back to help the research of Breast Cancer Awareness. Breast Cancer Awareness Month started on Friday, October 1st, and will continue until October 31st. Welcome to the Haute Haus; a podcast for anyone who wants to stay up to date on fashion trends, learn how to elevate your style, and start dressing the way you deserve.I am Jessica Renee, a personal stylist. You can connect with me on Instagram @st...2021-10-0708 min
Munchkin LandSinister MotivesDan is back with a rundown of some of the latest board game news, including a new expansion for Marvel Champions.
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Rio Grande Announced Dominion:Allies-- will be out in December $45.
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Marvel Champions:Vision...2021-10-0616 min
Nutribird PodcastEP. 38 - National Breast Cancer Awareness MonthBreast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM), also referred to in the United States as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM), is an annual international health campaign organized by major breast cancer charities every October to increase awareness of the disease and to raise funds for research into its cause, prevention, diagnosis, treatment and cure. During this time you will see NFL players wearing pink, the BCRF does a half marathon walk every year, and many more! Donate today! - https://www.bcrf.org/2021-10-0611 min
Investigating Breast CancerUnraveling the Mysteries of Inherited Gene Mutations with Dr. Ephrat Levy-LahadHow can genetic testing data encourage prevention and agency without amplifying personal fear? What can research reveal about genetic markers of risk and predisposition? Or, put differently, how can understanding one’s inherited risk improve approaches to precision prevention?
Dr. Ephrat Levy-Lahad is on the forefront of this research, focusing on breast cancer–associated genetic mutations among various populations, including Arab and Ashkenazi Jewish women. She is a professor of internal medicine and medical genetics at Hebrew University and director of the Medical Genetics Institute at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem.
2021-09-0133 min
ROI’s Into the Corner Office Podcast: Powerhouse Middle Market CEOs Telling it Real—Unexpected Caree...Re-release: Matt DiLorenzo, CEO, TYRIn honor of the Tokyo Olympics, we are re-releasing episode 34 of the show which features Matt DiLorenzo, CEO of TYR Sport, a company that serves some of the world's best athletes.
Named as one of the ten most influential people in swimming by Swimming World Magazine, TYR Sport Chief Executive Officer Matt DiLorenzo has proven to drive his industry in both innovation and design.
As a leading manufacturer of swim and triathlon gear, DiLorenzo’s brand has outfitted some of the greatest names in sports including 12x Olympic Medalist Ryan Lochte. Today, his company boasts an impressive roster of over th...2021-08-0333 min
Investigating Breast CancerPerfecting and Personalizing Risk Assessment with Dr. Katherine NathansonWhile breast cancer is not typically caused by inherited factors, as many as 10-15 percent of people diagnosed with breast cancer carry a known genetic mutation. The most well-known mutations are in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes. But these only account for 5-10 percent of inherited breast cancers, so what about the many other gene mutations that increase a person’s risk of breast cancer? Also, what does this mean not only for genetic testing—but also how we should consider results? More significantly, what effect might this have on the personalization of risk?
We talk with BCRF...2021-07-3021 min
Memories of a MoonbirdAndrew Bicking, EnvironmentalistHe’s a fascinating human being, and an award-winning environmentalist. He’s the Director of Government Relations and Public Policy for Scenic Hudson, the New York based organization credited with launching the modern grassroots environmental movement. There, he oversees the organization’s engagement with local, state and federal government officials, and directs grass-roots and legislative lobbying campaigns.He's the recipient of the Land Trust Alliance’s National Ambassadors Award for Advocacy, has successfully helped the passage of legislation critical to the Hudson Valley’s way of life, and helped raise billions of dollars in federal, state and local fund...2021-07-121h 13
Investigating Breast CancerNew Approaches to Reducing Repeat Breast Cancer Surgeries with Dr. Mehra GolshanThere are many challenges in managing breast cancer. Top among them is the fact that initial breast conserving surgeries often miss vestiges of a patient’s tumor. In fact, up to 40 percent of women require another procedure following lumpectomy. Not only can additional surgery, of course, increase a patient’s anxiety and be physically taxing, but it can cause delays in critical subsequent treatments like chemotherapy and radiation.
So, why is that rate so high? Why is properly identifying the tumor so difficult? Most importantly: What can be done to reduce repeat surgeries? Dr. Mehra Golshan is work...2021-06-1033 min
Investigating Breast CancerImproving the Quality of Life for Breast Cancer Patients and Survivors with Professor Dame Lesley FallowfieldHow do you measure quality of life? As researchers across fields discover new drug therapies or disease prevention—in breast cancer as well as other fields—science finds innumerable ways to measure physical results. But what about the social, behavioral, and psychological aspects of cancer care? And how should medical providers discuss such realties with patients?
This is just one area of extraordinary impact that Professor Dame Lesley Fallowfield has made in medicine. Dame Lesley is professor of psycho-oncology at Brighton & Sussex Medical School at the University of Sussex where she is director of the Sussex Health Outc...2021-05-1333 min
Chuck Shute PodcastKevin Martin (Candlebox singer)Episode 129- Kevin Martin from Candlebox! This was fun as I’ve been a fan of Candlebox since their debut and they are from my hometown of Seattle. Their debut sold over 7 million copies worldwide. Tours with Metallica, Rush and Aerosmith followed. Kevin tells the story of how the band formed and the early club days in Seattle. We discuss the Seattle scene, the new album “Wolves”, dealing with haters, and the infamous Courtney Love feud. 0:00:00 - Intro0:01:43 - Early Musical Beginings0:03:25 - Shoe Store & Seattle Bands 0:06:57 - Midnight Oil & Peter Garrett 0:08:56 - Forming C...2021-04-301h 03
Investigating Breast CancerUnderstanding Radiation Resistance and Barriers to Quality Care with Dr. Lori PierceFor so many breast cancer patients, radiation therapy can bring extraordinary benefits—top among them improved survival rates and reduced recurrence. But there are also challenges and questions: Why do some people experience a recurrence after treatment? How can we reduce side effects? How can we ensure the right patients receive radiation therapy—and that the treatment works as well as possible?
These are among the many medical mysteries to which Dr. Lori Pierce, BCRF investigator since 2003, has dedicated her career to answering.
2021-02-2533 min
Chuck Shute PodcastDale Crover (The Melvins drummer)Episode 101- Dale Crover! Crover is best known as the drummer for Melvins, and has also been the drummer for Men of Porn, Shrinebuilder, Crystal Fairy, and, for a brief time, Nirvana. He is the guitarist and vocalist for Altamont as well as the Dale Crover Band. He has also toured with Fantômas (filling in for Dave Lombardo), Off!, and Redd Kross. He has a new solo record out now and the Melvins have a new record coming out on Feb 26 titled “Working with God.” Dale has a great sense of humor and I laughed a lot in this e...2021-02-1246 min
Investigating Breast CancerConnecting the Dots Between Breast Cancer Risk and Obesity, with Dr. Vared SternsWomen with breast cancer who are overweight or obese experience inferior outcomes compared to those with normal weight despite receiving optimal therapies. Dr. Vered Stearns discusses researching ways to reduce breast cancer recurrence through effective weight-loss interventions and why we need to bring more discoveries from the lab to the clinic. Dr. Stearns is a member of the BCRF Scientific Advisory Board and has been a BCRF Investigator since 2003.
2021-01-2732 min
Los' LoungeF**K Cancer! (Dedicated to those Impacted)I wanted to show my support and speak on something weighing heavy on my heart.
My mom was recently diagnosed with Breast Cancer. She will beat this and overcome!
With that said I have been private about this. So has she. With her permission I am able to
get this off my chest at the Lounge.
To anyone who has been affected in some way or form by this awful Disease, know that I stand with you.
May you receive this episode with love and knowing that the HUMAN SPIRIT is STRONG and ALIVE in us all.
I want to ho...2020-12-1547 minInvestigating Breast CancerBCRF Symposium and Awards Luncheon 2020Each October, BCRF-funded investigators are honored at the Foundation’s Symposium & Awards Luncheon in New York City. This year, the program was held virtually, without the lunch—but with all of the important conversations and ideas.
The annual event announces the Foundation’s grant investment for the coming year and recognizes BCRF investigators for their trailblazing scientific inquiry. This year’s program included an extraordinary symposium, moderated by BCRF Scientific Director Dr. Judy Garber, that included Dr. Angela DeMichele, Dr. William G. Kaelin Jr. and Dr. Lori J. Pierce.
We’re proud to make their discussion...2020-12-1046 min
Investigating Breast CancerImproving National and Global Racial Disparities in Breast Cancer Care with Dr. Funmi OlopadeWomen of African descent are more likely to be diagnosed with aggressive breast cancers than white women and are more likely to die from their disease regardless of its type or stage. For those living in remote or low-resource areas, limited access to screening and genetic testing make improving outcomes even more challenging.
In this episode of our podcast, Dr. Funmi Olopade, talks about her work in Africa and Chicago, the critical importance of precision medicine, and why she’s “impatient” about eliminating barriers to breast cancer care around the world. Dr. Olopade, a BCRF investigator since 2001, serves...2020-11-2553 min
Investigating Breast CancerA Closer Look at the Evolution of Breast Cancer Cells with Dr. Kornelia PolyakThe immune system plays a critical role in tumor growth by attacking cancer cells with white blood cells. Cancer cells that survive this immune attack can become invasive and metastatic (a process called immune escape). In this episode of Investigating Breast Cancer, Dr. Kornelia Polyak shares the impact of understanding breast cancer at a molecular level. Dr. Polyak, a BCRF investigator since 2008, is an internationally recognized leader in the breast cancer research field.
2020-10-2837 min
Feedback with Abby BonelliHeartRadio Communities - Myra Biblowit (Breast Cancer Research Foundation), John Zogby (John Zogby Strategies)• Myra Biblowit, Breast Cancer Research Foundation President & CEO. Biblowit talked about what makes BCRF unique and the biggest changes in breast cancer research over the last two decades. She discussed some of the challenges facing the breast cancer community in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic and how listeners can best help support BCRF. • John Zogby, Founder & Senior Partner John Zogby Strategies. Zogby is a pollster, author, trend-spotter, and thought leader. He’s widely regarded as one of the most accurate pollsters in the world and discussed the strategies and accuracy of polling in 2020 in both local and nation...2020-10-1828 min
CumQueensEpisode 49: Think Before You Pink: Breast Cancer AwarenessSee Mary J. Blige talking about the P.O.W.E.R of Sure Campaign
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z2wOqdCkp8
Watch a video on how to do a self breast exam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkPR4ar1EQ4
Learn about the dangers of Pinkwashing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFNUBKKPtSk
Learn more about Pink Ribbon marking with Think Before You Pink
https://www.thinkbeforeyoupink.org/past-campaigns/stop-the-distraction/
Good Breast Cancer Organizations to Support:
http://www.metavivor.org/
https://www...2020-10-1538 min
The Health FloEpisode 56 Breast Cancer Awareness MonthReferences/Resources
https://www.nationalbreastcancer.org
https://www.bcrf.org/
Email: thehealthflo@gmail.com
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Care4CancerBreast Cancer & Advocacy ft. Anna CrollmanWelcome to the Care4Cancer podcast, hosted by Aaliya and Asta Lalani!
October is breast cancer awareness month. In honor of this, in this episode, we interview Anna Crollman, an inspiring breast cancer survivor and the founder of MyCancerChic! With Ms. Anna we discuss her story and advocacy. We also go into how to be an advocate for cancer, this month and year-round.
CHECK OUT MS. ANNA CROLLMAN:
Blog: https://www.mycancerchic.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mycancerchic/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mycancerchic
Email: mycancerchic@gmail.com
RESOURCES MENTIONED:
Ms. Anna’s article: https://www.healthline.com/health/br...2020-10-0143 min
Discovery Matters24. Breast cancer research during COVID19With the arrival of October we notice the (re)arrival of pink ribbons - it is Breast Cancer Awareness month.
In this episode of Discovery Matters, Dodi and Conor talk to Dr. Margaret Flowers who is the director of research at The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, BCRF. They discuss cellular nutrition, hormone-positive breast cancer, chemoprevention, and the state of breast cancer research during COVID times.
Enjoy the episode, and if you want to find out more about the amazing work that BCRF is doing, simply go to www.bcrf.org.
Transcript
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Discovery Matters24. Breast cancer research during COVID19With the arrival of October we notice the (re)arrival of pink ribbons - it is Breast Cancer Awareness month. In this episode of Discovery Matters, Dodi and Conor talk to Dr. Margaret Flowers who is the director of research at The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, BCRF. They discuss cellular nutrition, hormone-positive breast cancer, chemoprevention, and the state of breast cancer research during COVID times. Enjoy the episode, and if you want to find out more about the amazing work that BCRF is doing, simply go to www.bcrf.org. Transcript Keywords: breast cancer, nutrition, breast cancer research, immunotherapy, treatment, b...2020-10-0120 min
Investigating Breast CancerExploring the Many Intersections of Health Equity in Latin America with Dr. Jeffrey WeitzelWhile genetic testing and counseling for breast cancer has been available in the U.S. for many years, accessing these services in Mexico and the rest of Latin America is more challenging due to limited resources. Leading genetics researcher and oncologist, Dr. Jeffrey Weitzel, has devoted his career to decreasing these barriers. Dr. Weitzel, a BCRF investigator since 2013, is director of the Clinical Cancer Genetics Program and professor of oncology and population sciences at the Beckman Research Institute at City of Hope.
2020-09-2839 min
Our MBC LifeS01 E12: September Just Gotta SHARE Listener RoundupSend us a textThis JGS Listener Roundup has two special messages from our listeners plus a wonderful story about signs from The Cancer Couch Foundation’s Tom Scalera’s interview at the beginning of this month. Join us for our second Trailblazer of the Month, La' Kesha Jackson - Gordon, founder of Pink Shoes Inc. We also have memorable moments from Jamil Rivers, President of Metavivor, Dr. Gayle Vaday, Program Manager of DOD CDMRP Breast Cancer Research Program, Dr. Dorraya El-Ashry, Chief Scientific Officer of BCRF, Laura Inahara, Founder of Moore Fight Moore Strong. As a special...2020-09-281h 02
Our MBC LifeS01 E11: Interview with Dr. Dorraya El-Ashry, BCRFSend us a textDr. Dorraya El-Ashry, the Chief Scientific Officer for the Breast Cancer Research Fund (BCRF), joins host Lisa Laudico to discuss the many exciting MBC research initiatives that BCRF is undertaking. BCRF is the largest private funder of MBC research in the U.S and this year alone, they have disbursed over $27 million to MBC research. Join our conversation on how these funds are allocated, what the important Aurora project is all about, and all the cool new ways BCRF is fundraising during a pandemic. Dr. El-Ashry has a personal connection to MBC and dis...2020-09-2154 min
Inquizative MindsEpisode 16: Shadowpeople with One Candle SocietyThis episode I am joined by special guests Vic Whateley & Marcus Dee from the paranormal investigation team One Candle Society to talk about shadowpeople as well as their personal experiences with them. In 2014 paranormal investigators Vic Whateley and Marcus Dee came together with some friends to found the paranormal investigation group One Candle Society. Shortly afterwards Marcus and Vic began producing videos on YouTube where they have covered topics such as Shadow People, Cryptids, UFOs, and everything in between. In 2019 they branched out and producing their new podcast "Talking With Shadows" which is available on all major streaming platforms. https...2020-09-2159 min
Investigating Breast CancerClosing the Gap in Breast Cancer Care with Dr. Mariana Chavez MacGregorResearch shows that when chemotherapy is delayed, a patient’s chance of survival falls significantly. Dr. Mariana Chavez MacGregor, a BCRF investigator since 2018, joined our podcast to talk about her work with underserved and underinsured patients—those who are most likely to experience delays—to develop personalized ways to improve healthcare access and, ultimately, outcomes.
Dr. MacGregor is an associate professor at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, holding a primary appointment in the Health Services Research Department and a joint appointment in the Breast Medical Oncology Department.
2020-08-0532 min
Investigating Breast CancerThe Promise and Potential of Breast Cancer Vaccines with Dr. Karen AndersonOne key goal in developing precision vaccines and immune therapies is to reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence. Yet currently, there is only one FDA-approved immunotherapy drug for breast cancer, and it benefits just a small subset of women.
In this episode of Investigating Breast Cancer, we talk with Dr. Karen Anderson about vaccines, harnessing the power of a person’s immune system, and reducing the risk of breast cancer recurrence. And of course, we’d all like to know: What’s the progress? And how has COVID-19 impacted this research?
2020-06-3029 min
Investigating Breast CancerThe Underlying Biology of Drug Resistance with Dr. Sarat ChandarlapatyAdvances in cancer therapy have dramatically contributed to the decline in breast cancer deaths over the last three decades. But even with these advances, drug resistance—when tumors stop responding to anti-cancer drugs—remains a serious clinical challenge. Dr. Sarat Chandarlapaty talks about the strategies to prevent cancer cells from evading the drugs designed to kill them.
Dr. Chandarlapaty is a laboratory head at the Human Oncology and Pathogenesis Program at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. He's also a BCRF Scientific Advisory Board member and has been a BCRF researcher since 2015.
2020-05-2834 min
Investigating Breast CancerA Cross-disciplinary Approach to Breast Cancer Research with Dr. Antonio Wolff In the fight to understand and solve breast cancer, “it takes a village.” In this case, the village is more like a globally connected series of research labs, scientists, patients, funders and more. In other words, something that looks a lot like the Translational Breast Cancer Research Consortium (TBCRC). The TBCRC is a collaborative group founded in 2005 to conduct innovative and high-impact clinical trials for breast cancer led by Dr. Antonio Wolff. Dr. Wolff, a BCRF investigator since 2007, is the Chief Operating Officer for the Translational Breast Cancer Research Consortium (TBCRC).
2020-04-2841 min
Investigating Breast CancerBreast Cancer Care and COVID-19: From the Frontlines with Dr. Judy GarberBreast cancer—and any cancer—can be incredibly stressful under the best of circumstances for patients, survivors, and their families. In this time of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), concerns can feel like they’re rising exponentially. So, what do we all need to know? With tons of new information bombarding us at once, what should cancer patients and families consider? Are there practical tactics or is there tangible guidance to stay safe?
In this special episode of Investigating Breast Cancer, we talk to Dr. Judy Garber for the answers. Dr. Garber is BCRF’s scientific director and chief of th...2020-03-2422 min
Investigating Breast CancerDeveloping Personalized Risk Prediction with Dr. Mark RobsonDr. Mark Robson talks about how he’s working to help identify the right tests for the right person at the right age
How can researchers provide more precise risk estimates so that individuals with inherited risks can make informed decisions about their health, so that the right women are getting the right tests at the right age? Dr. Robson is conducting studies that employ advanced technologies that incorporate information from genetic tests to enhance the precision of genetic risk assessment in women with mutations in the BRCA gene.
2020-02-2829 min
Investigating Breast CancerUnraveling Metastatic Breast Cancer, with Dr. Martine PiccartDr. Martine Piccart talks to us about the power of collaboration in metastatic breast cancer research
Metastasis, the spread of cancer cells from the breast to other sites in the body, is responsible for nearly all breast cancer deaths. Approximately 150,000 men and women are diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer each year. Today, BCRF is the largest private funder of this critical area of research.
Dr. Martine Piccart is passionate about metastasis research and the vital role that international collaboration plays in her work. A BCRF investigator since 2004, Dr. Piccart’s research aims to better understand th...2020-01-1730 min
Chuck Shute PodcastThe Black Moods (band)The Black Moods stop by to talk about their career and perform 3 songs from their album "Sunshine"00:00 - Intro 02:15 - Welcome The Black Moods!02:47 - Mutual Connections 03:38 - Josh's Background05:10- Jordan's Background06:10 - Chico's Background07:35 - Guitar Tech for the Gin Blossoms11:30 - How The Black Moods Formed12:45 - Chico Wore a Dress13:35 - The Black Moods Influences and Sound15:00 - Management Mismatch 18:05 - Small Gig in Utah20:10 - Circus Mexicus and Jan...2020-01-1055 min