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Real PinkEpisode 329: Know Your Risk, Change Your FutureWhat if one call could help change not just your future, but your family’s too? In this episode of Real Pink, we're joined by Fanny Jackson, a compassionate and experienced Komen Patient Navigator, who walks us through how she helps callers to the Komen Patient Care Center understand and access genetic counseling and testing.
Fanny shares how knowing your genetic risk for breast cancer—especially for those in Black, Latino and other underserved communities — can lead to earlier interventions, more personalized care and even save lives. We’ll also talk about the systemic barriers many people face in acces...2025-04-2818 minReal PinkEpisode 326: Choices To Lower Breast Cancer RiskEveryone is at risk of breast cancer. Some are more at risk than others due to hereditary factors – such as a family history of cancers – and lifestyle choices that affect our overall health. Knowing your risk of breast cancer can help you decide what steps to take to lower your risk.
Joining me today is Dr. Jennifer Ligibel, a Susan G. Komen Scholar and Komen grantee, Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, Senior Physician at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and an expert on the impact of lifestyle factors, cancer risk and outcomes. Through more than a dozen life...2025-04-0722 minReal PinkEpisode 322: "Las Tres Sisters": Latina Storytelling Meets Breast Cancer AwarenessWelcome to the Real Pink Podcast by Susan G. Komen. I’m Adam Walker, and each week we take a look at the stories of real people affected by breast cancer. Today, I’m thrilled to introduce our special guest host, three-time Emmy Award winner, author and breast cancer survivor Gaby Natale! Gaby is a proud Komen Ambassador, using her voice to educate, empower and uplift communities—especially the Latino community—about the importance of breast health. She’ll be leading today’s conversation with two of the talented actors and producers behind the film “Las Tres Sisters,” Valeria Maldonado and Ma...2025-03-1042 minReal PinkEpisode 321: Personalizing treatment for Triple Negative Breast CancerIt is Triple Negative Breast Cancer Day – an annual opportunity to bring more awareness to this aggressive type of breast cancer that is difficult to treat because it lacks an estrogen, progesterone and HER2 receptor. It primarily affects younger women and Black women and can spread quickly and be deadly if left untreated for too long.
Treatment for TNBC used to include the toughest forms of chemotherapy, with debilitating side effects – but we’ve come a long way in how we treat patients with Triple Negative Breast Cancer so their outcomes are better.
Today, we are sp...2025-03-0316 minReal PinkEpisode 320: Black Bodies, Black Health: Transforming Breast Cancer CareWelcome to the Komen Health Equity Revolution podcast series. Each month, we invite in patients, community organizations, health care providers, researchers and policy advocates to discuss strategies and solutions that drive the health equity revolution forward for multiple populations experiencing breast health inequities.
In honor of Black History Month, this Komen Health Equity Revolution episode of the Real Pink podcast takes a deep dive into the unique challenges and disparities Black women face in breast cancer care. Joining me is Komen Scientific Advisory Board member Dr. Lisa Newman, a trailblazing breast surgical oncologist and researcher. In this...2025-02-2424 minReal PinkEpisode 311: Year in Review: How Komen Has Made a Difference in Health EquityTo advance health equity in breast cancer care, Komen believes that everyone should have a just opportunity to be as healthy as possible despite their cultural or demographic background. That is why Komen is committed to eliminating barriers to care for individuals and communities experiencing breast health inequities now and in the future. We are honored to be joined on today’s show by two members of Komen’s Community Health Outreach team, women who drive this important work every day. Natasha Mmeje and Theru Ross are here to share some details of Komen’s good work in breast health...2024-12-2315 minReal PinkEpisode 309: The Power of Sharing: Nicole Eggert’s Breast Cancer StoryWe are lucky to be joined today by actress, mother, breast cancer survivor and the newest Komen Ambassador Nicole Eggert. Best known for her roles on Baywatch and Charles in Charge, Nicole was diagnosed with stage 2 cribiform carcinoma breast cancer in December 2023 and is still currently undergoing treatment. She has been courageously open about sharing her diagnosis and is here to talk to us today about her breast care experience, the importance of continuing to live her life in the most positive way possible as she navigates her journey and what prompted her to join Komen’s ShareForCures research re...2024-12-0916 minReal PinkEpisode 305: How Political Determinants of Health Impact Us AllPeople often talk about social determinants of health - the conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live and age - and how they affect a person’s health, well-being and quality of life. However, there are political determinants of health that impact our health and longevity as well. Rebecca Birch, director of state policy and advocacy at Susan G. Komen, is here today to help us understand how political determinants of health ultimately determine and affect social determinants of health and how we can all get involved to create a healthier tomorrow.2024-11-1118 minReal PinkEpisode 301: Real Talk: Breast Cancer Changed our LivesThis is Real Talk, a podcast conversation where we’re digging deep into breast cancer and the realities patients and survivors face every day. We’re talking openly and honestly about just how difficult breast cancer can be, from being diagnosed to selecting the right treatment plan, to living day to day with metastatic breast cancer, and life after treatment ends.
Today, we’re getting to know the Titus family – Leo, Rosalie, Allison, Laura and Kelley. Leo lost his wife Jennifer to metastatic breast cancer in 2003. She was just 34 at the time and she and Leo had three yo...2024-10-2134 minReal PinkEpisode 292: Recurrence After a Double MastectomyMost people diagnosed with breast cancer will never have a breast cancer recurrence. However, everyone who’s had breast cancer is at risk of recurrence. Today’s guest is Nikki Panico, the Executive Director of Susan G. Komen Wisconsin. Nikki is unfortunately no stranger to breast cancer. Her mother and aunt both died from the disease 14 years ago, the same year that Nikki was diagnosed for the first time. Now, she is dealing with a second diagnosis, despite undergoing a double mastectomy and 5 years of hormone treatment and having no evidence of disease for over a decade. Nikki is here...2024-08-1924 minReal PinkEpisode 291: Real Talk: A Mastectomy Isn’t A Boob JobThis is Real Talk, a podcast conversation where we’re digging deep into breast cancer and the realities patients and survivors face every day. We’re talking openly and honestly about just how difficult breast cancer can be, from being diagnosed to selecting the right treatment plan, to living day to day with metastatic breast cancer, and life after treatment ends.
In today’s episode, we’re talking about mastectomies and how they aren’t boob jobs.
Asha Miller was diagnosed with Stage 3 HER2-negative breast cancer at age 33. She was in great physical shape and never...2024-08-1240 minReal PinkEpisode 282: 2024 Susan G Komen Advocacy SummitThis week, nearly 300 Susan G. Komen Center for Public Policy Advocates from across the country are coming together to call on federal lawmakers to help us bring an end to breast cancer. Joining me today are two of those advocates who will be in DC to talk about their experience as public policy advocates and share how you too can join in on using your voice and echoing our message on Capitol Hill.2024-06-1013 minReal PinkEpisode 271: Komen’s Origin: From Health Equity for Women to Health Equity for AllMarch is Women’s History Month so it’s fitting that we talk about how Susan G. Komen started off making history and continues to make history as an organization dedicated to achieving health equity. At its inception in 1982, Komen started as a health equity organization dedicated to supporting women, at a time when even saying the word “breast” was taboo and women’s health was simply not centered. Since then, Komen has doubled down on its health equity focus and works to advance and ultimately achieve health equity for historically marginalized or underrepresented communities. Joining us today is Cati Diamo...2024-03-2516 minReal PinkEpisode 259: Should I Do a Breast Self-Exam?Except for skin cancers, breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in the U.S., but it can be successfully treated. To support screening and early detection, Susan G. Komen promotes breast self-awareness messages. These messages consist of knowing your risk, getting screened, knowing what is normal for you and making healthy lifestyle choices. More than 20 years ago, studies showed that monthly breast self-exams don’t reduce breast cancer mortality. Joining us on today’s show is Komen’s Senior Director of Health Information and Publication, Susan Brown. Susan has lived through these changes in recommendations and is her...2024-01-0112 minReal PinkEpisode 254: How the Patient Care Center Addresses Breast Health InequitiesMultiple communities face unique barriers to breast health care, including lack of access to quality care, financial constraints and cultural differences. Susan G. Komen’s Patient Care Center works to address these barriers by providing a variety of services and resources, such as patient navigation, financial assistance and culturally sensitive care. Komen patient navigator Mariana Garza joins us today to discuss the specific breast health inequities these communities face in accessing breast health care, as well as the ways that the Patient Care Center is helping to break down these barriers.2023-11-2718 minReal PinkEpisode 249: Faith and Breast HealthSusan G. Komen’s Worship in Pink is a volunteer-driven breast health educational program powered by local faith-based communities. The program empowers faith communities with knowledge and resources to take an active role in their breast health. Here today to discuss the Worship in Pink program and why it is so important for Black congregations are Desiree Elder, Associate Pastor at First Corinthian Baptist Church in Harlem, and Se’Nita Harris, an FCBC church member and Komen’s Multicultural Marketing Manager. 2023-10-2323 minReal PinkEpisode 248: Living Boldly and Celebrating Being Beautiful After CancerWomen newly diagnosed with breast cancer are often desperately seeking connection from others who have been through the journey before, looking for real women with real answers. Today’s guest, Krisdee Clark, is the author of the blog The Blonde Bombshell. This is a place where she shares her personal breast cancer journey and gives hope to women that life on the other side, though different, can be wonderful again. Krisdee is a 3-year breast cancer survivor, recently finished a reign as Mrs. American 2022 and was the 2023 keynote speaker at the Susan G. Komen Advocacy Days on Capitol Hill wh...2023-10-1625 minReal PinkEpisode 247: My Personal Breast Cancer Story - A Partnership Fueled by My Personal StoryIntro: In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, SusieCakes and Susan G. Komen are teaming up with limited edition desserts created to raise awareness and support their shared vision of a world without breast cancer. Susan Sarich, SusieCakes founder and CEO, leads a workforce that is 80 percent female and has been vocal about the fact that supporting Komen is more than a charitable endeavor – it’s a personal mission. She has not shared, however, how personal. Over the past 3 years, Susan has been on her own breast cancer journey – she’s been diagnosed and treated for breast cancer twice, undergoi...2023-10-1115 minReal PinkEpisode 245: How Komen’s PCC Supports Those Living with MBC and CaregiversMetastatic breast cancer, also called Stage IV, is when breast cancer has spread beyond the breast to other parts of the body. It’s normal to feel overwhelmed and scared when you’re living with metastatic breast cancer. But you’re not alone. Thousands of people in the U.S. and around the world are living with metastatic breast cancer, and Susan G. Komen® offers many support resources to help you through its Patient Care Center, where patient navigators are available to help provide you with information about metastatic breast cancer, information about clinical trials, access to resources, emotional support a...2023-10-0223 minReal PinkEpisode 244: An Inside Look at a Breast Cancer Caregiver’s PerspectiveSergio Andres Mendoza lost the love of his life, Sarah Fernandez Mendoza, to metastatic breast cancer in 2017. Since then, he has worked tirelessly to honor Sarah’s legacy while raising their two young children, giving back to Komen in multiple ways and providing inspiration for other breast cancer caregivers who are going through what he experienced. Sergio is here today to talk about caregiver support and how he supports Komen’s mission to end breast cancer. 2023-09-2525 minReal PinkEpisode 240: Expanding Breast Cancer Imaging Through Public PolicyWidespread access to preventive screening mammography, without cost sharing, is available to millions of women as a result of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Unfortunately, some individuals at a higher risk of breast cancer or those requiring follow-up imaging due to an abnormal mammogram result face hundreds to thousands of dollars in patient cost sharing. Susan G. Komen is committed to championing legislation that addresses this disparity in health insurance coverage to ensure all cancer patients have fair and equitable access to breast imaging that may save their lives. Here today to discuss Komen’s public policy efforts at th...2023-08-2814 minReal PinkEpisode 239: Real Talk: Getting Sexy BackThis is Real Talk, a new podcast series where we’re going to break down the stigmas and feelings of embarrassment and talk openly and honestly about just how difficult breast cancer can be – from diagnosis, to treatment, to living with metastatic breast cancer, to life after treatment ends.
Today’s episode is part of a collaboration between Susan G. Komen and Young Survival Coalition on the ways breast cancer treatment affects a woman’s connection with her body. Depending on the treatment she needs, a woman can struggle physically with the way she looks and feels sexually due to...2023-08-2135 minReal PinkEpisode 235: The Power of Shared DataToday we are excited to introduce ShareForCures, Komen’s groundbreaking research initiative that puts patients at the center of scientific breakthroughs. We’ll explore how ShareForCures is making waves by harnessing the power of data, empowering patients to share their health information to expedite the search for cures and better treatments for diseases like breast cancer that touch us all. Here today to tell us more about this extraordinary platform, why they are participants and the importance of diversity in research are ShareForCures Chief Scientist Dr. Melissa Bondy and two-time breast cancer survivor and Komen Scholar Dr. Barbara Segarra-Vasquez. Ladies...2023-07-2416 minReal PinkEpisode 228: Supplemental and Diagnostic ImagingCurrent law requires insurance companies to cover the cost of annual mammograms for women over the age of 40, without any cost to the woman. Unfortunately, individuals at a higher risk of breast cancer or those requiring follow-up imaging due to an abnormal mammogram result will likely be facing hundreds to thousands of dollars in patient cost sharing. Komen strongly supports policies that eliminate the out-of-pocket cost of these medically necessary tests. Today’s guest was diagnosed with breast cancer after having to pay nearly $2,000 out-of-pocket for diagnostic tests, all before she even got to treatment. She was grateful she co...2023-06-0525 minReal PinkEpisode 224: Fighting while ExpectingIn this episode of the Susan G. Komen "Real Talk" podcast series, Alison LoCoco and Kate Ratajczak share their personal journeys of being diagnosed with breast cancer while pregnant. As guests on the show, they candidly discuss the challenges they faced during this difficult time and offer insight into how they navigated the complex and emotional decisions that came with their diagnoses. Hear firsthand how these two women balanced pregnancy and breast cancer treatment, while also taking care of themselves and their families. With this episode, the series aims to provide a platform for honest and raw conversations about...2023-05-0830 minReal PinkEpisode 214: How Komen’s Racism & Bias Training Breaks Down BarriersKomen’s free, virtual 10-week patient navigation training program provides specific training for patient navigators to ensure they can help Black patients overcome barriers to receiving high-quality care and treatment. The patient navigation training program takes a multifaceted approach to addressing inequities and barriers in the health care system, first and foremost by connecting patients to resources and support at every step of their breast care journey. We are excited to discuss how Komen trains patient navigators to be culturally responsive with Kelley Moultry, Komen’s Patient Navigation and Outreach Coordinator. 2023-02-2716 minReal PinkEpisode 209: How Public Policy is Bridging Gaps for Black Breast HealthSusan G. Komen’s Center for Public Policy identifies the public policy issue areas where Komen’s voice can provide the greatest potential for achieving the mission to save lives by meeting the most critical needs in our communities and investing in breakthrough research to prevent and cure breast cancer. We are excited to discuss the work Komen is doing to drive policies that will bridge gaps that affect the Black community with Molly Guthrie, Komen’s Vice President for Policy & Advocacy, and Janice Parker, a 10-year breast cancer survivor and advocate.2023-01-2332 minReal PinkEpisode 205: Increasing Health Care Workforce DiversitySusan G. Komen’s approach to creating a health equity revolution through Stand for H.E.R. includes tailored interventions such as workforce development to increase diversity and improve cultural sensitivity of health care workers. We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Tracy Battaglia (Bit-tag-lea) from Boston University and Kyandra (Key-andra) Fox from Komen’s Patient Navigation training team to discuss this important topic. Welcome to the show, Tracy and Kyandra!2022-12-2624 minReal PinkEpisode 204: The Passion Behind the CauseJoining us on the show today is Ed Dandridge, Komen’s Chair of the Board of Directors. With more than 30 years’ experience in senior leadership roles with four Fortune 500 companies, Ed serves on executive management teams of leading global companies and works closely with Boards of Directors. Ed is here today to share what drives his passion in the fight against breast cancer. And to put his money where his mouth is, he is also going to share details about a Board match happening this month where Komen’s Board of Directors are personally matching funds donated to Komen. Ed, we...2022-12-1914 minReal PinkEpisode 195: Real Talk: Breast Cancer’s Mental ImpactThis is Real Talk, a new podcast series where we’re going to break down the stigmas and feelings of embarrassment and talk openly and honestly about just how difficult breast cancer can be – from diagnosis, to treatment, to living with metastatic breast cancer, to life after treatment ends. Today, we’re getting real about the mental and emotional impact of breast cancer. Breast cancer affects everyone differently. Whether you’re in treatment or have just completed treatment, almost everyone will experience changes. Life changes and coping with those changes may not come easy. It is common for people diagnose...2022-10-1716 minReal PinkEpisode 193: Funding the Future of Groundbreaking MBC ResearchSusan G. Komen knows that even one more day without a cure for metastatic breast cancer is one day too many when lives are at stake. MBC is the most advanced stage of the disease. Though there are treatments to extend life, there is no cure. That’s why this year, Komen is going one step further to raise an extra $1 million to fund the first ever MBC Excellence in Research Award. Here today to tell us about this $1 Million Challenge and some of the promising new research the grant could fund is Dr. Kim Sabelko, Komen VP of Sc...2022-10-1326 minReal PinkEpisode 189: Real Talk: Getting Real About Breast CancerThis is Real Talk, a new content series where we’re going to break down the stigmas and feelings of embarrassment and talk openly and honestly about just how difficult breast cancer can be – from diagnosis, to treatment, to living with metastatic breast cancer, to life after treatment ends. Who better to kick off this series than Paula Schneider, the President and CEO of Susan G. Komen, and a 15-year breast cancer survivor. Paula let’s get real about breast cancer. Welcome to the show.2022-10-0318 minReal PinkEpisode 188: Navigating the Healthcare System and Improving Patient OutcomesPatient navigators empower and guide patients to overcome barriers during cancer treatment, helping to ensure a seamless, high-quality breast care journey. In this episode, we are going to learn more about Komen’s Patient Navigation Program, which connects patients to resources and support every step of the way. I am excited to be joined by Tamarah Davis and her patient navigator Roselyn White to learn more about how Komen’s Patient Navigation program is improving outcomes for Black patients.2022-09-2629 minReal PinkEpisode 186: Running For You MomAs with any major illness, breast cancer can have effects beyond the person who is diagnosed and the death of a parent can be one of the most significant losses that someone will ever face. This is particularly true for young adults in their twenties, who are still learning to navigate life and fully transition into an independent adult. Loss, grief and mourning affects everyone in different ways and it can be a challenge to learn how to cope and seek support. Today’s guest was thriving in life and working the job of his dreams when he lost hi...2022-09-1226 minReal PinkEpisode 185: Living with MBC in the Latinx communityBreast cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths for Hispanic and Latina women in the U.S., a fact that has driven today’s guest to become a passionate advocate for health equity in the Latinx community. After her diagnosis in 2018, Idalia Guzman realized that living with MBC was possible and that she could continue to have a productive life while enduring the treatment’s side effects. In fact, she is fortunate enough that she was able to continue with her doctorate degree studies and work full time while raising two teenagers. Idalia is part of Komen’s newly...2022-09-0523 minReal PinkEpisode 183: Chances of Early Detection Improve With Screening & Diagnostics ProgramBreast cancer screening can help find breast cancer early when the chances of survival are highest. In this episode, we are going to learn more about Komen’s Screening & Diagnostics Program, which provides no-cost breast cancer screening and diagnostic services for people of all ages and genders who meet income guidelines in select cities. I am excited to be joined by Jade Gibson, a patient navigator at Komen, and Morgan Barnes, a Wellness Program Coordinator at the Center for Black Women’s Wellness in Atlanta, to learn more about the Screening & Diagnostics Program. Welcome to the show, Jade and Morg...2022-08-2215 minReal PinkEpisode 179: Patient Care Services and the Komen HelplineThe path to care is daunting and complex under the best of circumstances. But it is further complicated for underserved populations, particularly women of color, who experience significant barriers throughout the continuum of care. Komen is focused on ensuring all people receive the care they need through our Patient Care Center, which seeks to remove barriers and serve as a dedicated care partner, helpful guide, and support resource throughout the breast health care journey.
Host Adam Walker is joined by Rick Aranson, Komen's Senior Director of Patient Care Services and Krista Park Berry, Director of the Breast Care...2022-07-2520 minReal PinkEpisode 170: How Biomarkers, Genetics, and Genomics Help Guide Breast Cancer TreatmentToday we are going to talk about biomarkers, genetics, genomics, and how they can assist both doctors and patients in determining the best course of treatment. Here today to help us understand the basics and complexities associated with biomarkers and genetics is Dr. Payal Shah. Dr. Shah is a medical oncologist and clinical researcher who studies triple-negative breast cancer and cancer genetics at the University of Pennsylvania. She is the recipient of a Komen Career Catalyst grant. Dr. Shah, welcome to the show!2022-05-2313 minReal PinkEpisode 169: Breast Cancer Can Happen to AnyoneDuring Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Susan G. Komen is encouraging Asian American women to prioritize their breast health and get regular screenings. Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in Asian American and Pacific Islander women. Although Asian American women in the U.S. have similar screening mammography rates as Black, white and Hispanic women, they have more delays in follow-up care after an abnormal mammogram than white women. Today’s guest, like many people, never imagined that receiving a breast cancer diagnosis was something that could happen to her. Eating healthy and being aw...2022-05-1616 minReal PinkEpisode 168: Giving Back as a Patient NavigatorPatient navigators empower and guide patients to overcome barriers during cancer treatment, helping to ensure a seamless, high-quality breast cancer journey. They help allow the patient to focus on treatment and recovery, by helping to take care of a whole host of other things such as research for supportive and funding services available. Today’s guest had a personal experience with stage III ovarian cancer at the age of 16, which inspired her to pursue a career as a patient navigator. She wanted to help people like her find their way through a fragmented health care system and provide the gu...2022-05-0913 minReal PinkEpisode 166: Stronger TogetherAfter treatment for breast cancer ends, staying involved in the breast cancer cause will make a difference in your own life and can also benefit many other people diagnosed with breast cancer and their families, now and in the future. Today, as we gear up for Mother’s Day, we are joined by a mother/daughter duo - Mary Ellen & Emily Davis. Mary Ellen was diagnosed in 2010 with Stage III Triple Negative Breast Cancer when she was 44 years old. Her daughter, Emily, was a teenager when her mom was diagnosed and has dedicated her career to the oncology world. To...2022-04-2522 minReal PinkEpisode 165: Continuing a Legacy of AdvocacySusan G. Komen will host their annual 2022 Advocacy Summit at the end of this month, culminating in a day of action on Wednesday, April 27. The Advocacy Summit is Komen’s only national advocacy event that provides advocates from across the country the opportunity to come together as one voice for those impacted by breast cancer. Advocates will hold hundreds of meetings with their Congressional offices virtually and call on them to support our priority policies.
Joining us today is John Scoblick, a Komen Leadership Council member and advocate whose daughter died of metastatic breast cancer at the ag...2022-04-1824 minReal PinkEpisode 164: How Do You Define Strength?Anyone who’s ever had breast cancer knows what it feels like to hear the words “You have cancer.” You may feel angry, afraid, overwhelmed or unsure about the future. These feelings are normal and allowing yourself to express your emotions can help you begin to cope, which is a process that requires time, acceptance and support. Today’s guest is someone who is accustomed to feeling fully in control of her life – in her late 30’s, she was independent, working in a fast paced career in healthcare media relations and was extremely active and fit. Yet she became one of the 1...2022-04-1131 minReal PinkEpisode 144: Taking Action to Improve Health EquitySusan G. Komen and Lilly launched a new multiyear program to address breast cancer health disparities experienced by Black women in the U.S. The partnership expands support services for Black women in the Midwest and across the U.S. to help close the 40% mortality gap in breast cancer. Chaunté Lowe, American record holder in high jump and mother of three, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer that disproportionately affects Black women and has felt the impact of these inequities in her own breast cancer experience.2021-11-2211 minReal PinkEpisode 136: MBC Week - MBC Grant AnnouncementEveryone can make a difference in the life of someone living with the disease by donating to breakthrough research. Thousands of families lives will be changed forever by an NBC diagnosis this year. Sadly, 44,000 lives are at risk this year. And the five-year relative survival rate for metastatic breast cancer is only 27%.
The Susan G Komen Metastatic Breast Cancer Collaborative Research Initiative is a first of its kind effort that is bringing together the best and brightest researchers at Duke Cancer Institute and UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to find breakthrough discoveries to end metastatic breast cancer.2021-10-1319 min
Susan G. Komen ONE Audio Experience11: Lindsay M. - We are ONE CommunityA breast cancer survivor that was diagnosed at a young age and her inspiring story about joining the Komen ONE Community2021-08-0203 minSusan G. Komen ONE Audio Experience3: Dr. McDonnell - The Impact of Breast Cancer RESEARCHA breast cancer researcher who focuses on Metastatic Breast Cancer, his path to studying breast cancer, and how Susan G. Komen makes his research possible2021-08-0205 minSusan G. Komen ONE Audio Experience4: Jerri J - Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer and Finding COMMUNITYA thriver currently living with Metastatic Breast Cancer and how she finds strength and comfort within the Komen Community2021-08-0205 minSusan G. Komen ONE Audio Experience7: Cailin S.P - Providing CARE to the Breast Cancer CommunityA Komen Helpline administrator who uses her personal connection to breast cancer as a way to give advice, comfort and care to those affected by breast cancer2021-08-0204 minSusan G. Komen ONE Audio Experience9: Richard C. - Honoring Those We’ve LostA son talks about how losing a mother to breast cancer still affects him 30 years later, and how working with Komen helps to keep her memory alive2021-08-0205 minSusan G. Komen ONE Audio Experience2: Antoinette P. - A Survivor Making an ImpactA breast cancer survivor who changed careers to help those diagnosed with breast cancer, and why she’s been fundraising for Susan G. Komen for over 20 years2021-08-0205 min
Susan G. Komen ONE Audio ExperienceEpisode 1: Welcome to the Susan G. Komen ONE Audio ExperienceAs you join us and listen today, and whether it’s your first Race or Walk, or your 20th, remember that the steps you take and the dollars you raise have an impact! They multiply with the efforts of the community as a whole, and serve as our push to realize our mission of ending breast cancer forever.2021-07-2901 minReal PinkEpisode 120: Supporting a Loved One with Metastatic Breast Cancer with Michael Allio - RebroadcastFrom Susan G Komen, this is Real Pink, a podcast exploring real stories, struggles, and triumphs related to breast cancer. We’re taking the conversation from the doctor’s office to your living room. Having a family member or friend with metastatic breast cancer is challenging. For people who love and care for the person with the metastatic breast cancer, it can be difficult to know what to say and how to help. There is no easy way to adjust to a metastatic breast cancer diagnosis. Shock, disbelief, anxiety, fear, anger, grief, and a sense of loss of control are...2021-07-0517 minReal PinkEpisode 117: HER2-positive Breast Cancer: What You Should KnowBreast cancer is not just one disease - there are many different types of breast cancer. HER2- positive breast cancer is one of the more common types, making up about 10-20 percent of newly diagnosed breast cancers. Today, we are talking to Dr. Ian Krop, Associate Chief of the Division of Breast Oncology at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute & Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Krop is a physician-scientist that treats patients and conducts clinical trial research in breast cancer. He is a leading expert on HER2-positive breast cancer and a Komen Scholar.Special Gu...2021-06-1413 minReal PinkEpisode 108: Advocating to Address BarriersSusan G. Komen has long worked to mobilize our communities to take action. Susan G. Komen’s Center for Public Policy serves as the leading voice of the more than 3.8 million breast cancer survivors, 168,000 people living with metastatic disease, and the scientists, health care professionals, caregivers and members of the public who are concerned about breast cancer. Komen works to educate people about public policy issues, so they are empowered to become forceful advocates for themselves and their neighbors, and then unites their collective voices for maximum impact. Sound government action is critical for making the broad, systemic and la...2021-04-1220 minReal PinkHow CDK4/6 Inhibitors Made a ComebackSometimes pre-clinical studies show that a drug has a good chance of helping patients, but when the drug is tested on patients, it doesn't work as expected. Today, we are talking to Dr. Shom Goel, Group Leader and Medical Oncologist at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and the University of Melbourne, in Australia & Komen-funded research scientist. He will talk with us today about the history of CDK4/6 inhibitors - how they initially failed but how scientists continued to work with them and are now seeing some positive results in patients.Special Guest: Dr. Shom Goel.2021-03-1511 minReal PinkHow Researcher Perseverance Prevails in the Face of ChallengesMany scientific researchers face challenges in their work and the Covid-19 pandemic has only added to these challenges, but researchers are incredibly resilient and continue to push forward because they know their work will help patients and improve lives. Today, we are talking to Dr. Jennifer Guerriero, Instructor in Medicine and the Director of the Breast Tumor Immunology Laboratory at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital Department of Surgery. Dr. Guerriero is a Komen-funded early career investigator and will talk about some of the challenges she has faced and what has motivated her to push through them.
Dr...2021-03-0819 minReal PinkMy Breast Cancer Story with Betsey JohnsonOur guest today knows first hand how important it is to stay on top of your breast health. Fashion designer Betsey Johnson was diagnosed with breast cancer 21 years ago and is here to share her story.
Today is our 100th episode of Real Pink and we’d like to take this opportunity to thank all of our listeners and amazing guests that we have on the show for their support and partnership in working towards our mission of saving lives and finding the cures for breast cancer! Special Guest: Betsey Johnson.Sponsored By:...2021-02-1508 minReal PinkAnyone Can Get Breast Cancer with Susan BrownOne case of breast cancer is diagnosed in the U.S every two minutes. Yet, despite these statistics, no one is ever truly prepared to receive a breast cancer diagnosis and many feel completely blindsided by it. Susan Brown, Senior Director of Health Information and Publications at Susan G. Komen shares the story of her recent diagnosis during the COVID-19 pandemic. Special Guest: Susan Brown.Sponsored By:Amgen Oncology:
At Amgen, we are committed to the relentless pursuit of breakthroughs for cancer patients and their families. We have a deep and diverse pipeline of...2020-12-1411 minReal PinkWhen Pink is a Color, Not a Ribbon with Victoria ShawPINK: The story behind Dolly Parton, Monica, Jordin Sparks, Rita Wilson and Sara Evans song collaboration.
As a songwriter, Victoria Shaw often finds inspiration in her everyday life. And that’s exactly what happened with the new song “PINK”. After seeing a public service announcement for Susan G. Komen®, she thought to herself: “someday pink will just be another color and we won’t have to do this anymore.”
Listen to PINK now!Special Guest: Victoria Shaw.Sponsored By:Walgreens: Support for this podcast comes from Feel More Like You: a new podcast...2020-11-0216 minReal PinkHealth Disparities, Covid-19 and Breast Cancer with Dr. Kim Johnson Part IIDr. Kim Johnson, Senior Director, African American Health Equity Initiative at Susan G. Komen, joins us in a two-part conversation about health equity and how we can address health disparities in our communities. Special Guest: Dr. Kim Johnson.Sponsored By:Merck: Merck is on a mission is to deliver innovations that extend and improve the lives of people with cancer.
Eli Lilly: The More for MBC Facebook page is a Lilly-owned page that aims to provide people living with metastatic breast cancer a platform to engage.2020-10-2620 minReal PinkHealth Disparities, Covid-19 and Breast Cancer with Dr. Kim Johnson - Part IDr. Kim Johnson, Senior Director, African American Health Equity Initiative at Susan G. Komen, joins us in a two-part conversation about health equity and how we can address health disparities in our communities. Sponsored By:Eli Lilly: The More for MBC Facebook page is a Lilly-owned page that aims to provide people living with metastatic breast cancer a platform to engage.Merck: Merck is on a mission is to deliver innovations that extend and improve the lives of people with cancer.
2020-10-1910 minReal PinkFuture of MBC Therapy - Hope for Better Treatment with Dr. Ben Ho ParkThis week on Real Pink we are hosting daily conversations about metastatic breast cancer (MBC) as part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In the US alone, MBC is expected to kill 42,000 people. To turn MBC awareness into action, visit: https://mbc.komen.org/ and contact your local lawmakers by texting "MBC" to 40649. On this special episode, Dr. Ben Ho Park joins the podcast to discuss exciting treatments extending the lives of MBC patients. Special Guest: Dr. Ben Ho Park.Sponsored By:Eli Lilly: The More for MBC Facebook page is a Lilly-owned page...2020-10-1614 minReal PinkClinical Trials from a Patient Perspective with Sheila McGlownThis week on Real Pink we are hosting daily conversations about metastatic breast cancer (MBC) as part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In the US alone, MBC is expected to kill 42,000 people. To turn MBC awareness into action, visit: https://mbc.komen.org/ and contact your local lawmakers by texting "MBC" to 40649. Today we're joined by Sheila McGlown. Special Guest: Sheila McGlown.Sponsored By:Eli Lilly: The More for MBC Facebook page is a Lilly-owned page that aims to provide people living with metastatic breast cancer a platform to engage.Merck: Merck is...2020-10-1512 minReal PinkNavigating MBC Treatment with Brenda DayThis week on Real Pink we are hosting daily conversations about metastatic breast cancer (MBC) as part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In the US alone, MBC is expected to kill 42,000 people. To turn MBC awareness into action, visit: https://mbc.komen.org/ and contact your local lawmakers by texting "MBC" to 40649.
Making decisions about your treatment options can be difficult and stressful – especially when you are living with MBC during a pandemic. Brenda Day joins us for this special episode to share her personal journey with MBC and the tough treatment decisions she has had to...2020-10-1414 minReal PinkPutting the Patient at the Center of Research with Dr. Benjamin VincentThis week on Real Pink we are hosting daily conversations about metastatic breast cancer (MBC) as part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In the US alone, MBC is expected to kill 42,000 people. To turn MBC awareness into action, visit: https://mbc.komen.org/ and contact your local lawmakers by texting "MBC" to 40649.Special Guest: Dr. Benjamin Vincent.Sponsored By:Eli Lilly: The More for MBC Facebook page is a Lilly-owned page that aims to provide people living with metastatic breast cancer a platform to engage.Merck: Merck is on a mission is to...2020-10-1311 minReal PinkThe Journey From Early-Stage Diagnosis to MBC with Joy JenretteThis week on Real Pink we are hosting daily conversations about metastatic breast cancer (MBC) as part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In the US alone, MBC is expected to kill 42,000 people. To turn MBC awareness into action, visit: https://mbc.komen.org/ and contact your local lawmakers by texting "MBC" to 40649.Special Guest: Joy Jenrette.Sponsored By:Eli Lilly: The More for MBC Facebook page is a Lilly-owned page that aims to provide people living with metastatic breast cancer a platform to engage.Merck: Merck is on a mission is to deliver...2020-10-1218 minReal PinkHarnessing the Power of the Immune System with Dr. Adam Soloff (Part 2)Researchers are working to develop new, more effective treatments for breast cancer. Dr. Adam Soloff joins the podcast to share his work on vaccines, including research funded by Susan G. Komen. This is part two of Dr. Soloff's interview. Special Guest: Dr. Adam Soloff.Sponsored By:Genentech: Genentech, a member of the Roche Group, pursues groundbreaking science to discover and develop medicines for people with breast cancer. Learn more at [gene.com](https://www.gene.com/). 2020-04-2723 minReal PinkDemystifying the World of Viruses and Vaccines with Dr. Adam SoloffWhat actually is a virus? What should people know about viruses? What about mutations? And how do vaccines work? There has been a lot of speculation surrounding these questions especially in regards to COVID-19. Dr. Adam Soloff joins the podcast to shed light on these topics and share his perspective as a Susan G. Komen career catalyst researcher with a background in viral immunology and emerging infectious diseases.
For more on Dr. Soloff, including a video and transcript of this episode visit:
https://realpink.komen.org/demystifying-the-world-of-viruses-and-vaccines-with-adam-soloff/Special Guest: Dr. Adam Soloff....2020-04-2024 minReal PinkManaging Isolation During a Pandemic with Marissa ForsKomen’s Breast Care Helpline can help provide information, social support and help with coping strategies related to anxiety or concerns during these uncertain times. Here to share some of the most common questions and concerns across the breast cancer community is Marissa Fors, Director of the Komen Breast Care Helpline.
To reach the Komen helpline call (1-877-465-6636) or email at helpline@komen.org. Special Guest: Marissa Fors.2020-04-1311 minReal PinkSpecial Episode: Prioritizing Safety and Health During COVID-19 with Susan BrownDuring this time of uncertainty, it is important for breast care patients and survivors to minimize risk of COVID-19. Oncology nurse Susan Brown offers tips on how to prioritize safety and protect physical and mental health.Special Guest: Susan Brown.Sponsored By:Genentech: Genentech, a member of the Roche Group, pursues groundbreaking science to discover and develop medicines for people with breast cancer. Learn more at [gene.com](https://www.gene.com/). 2020-03-2312 minReal PinkCreating Lasting Change through Public Policy Advocacy with Mary Boyd and Neel StallingsGovernment regulations can have a significant and powerful impact on breast cancer nonprofit organizations and the people they serve. It is more important than ever to become involved with policymakers at the city, county, state and national levels, and to raise their awareness of legislative developments that affect breast cancer patients nationwide. Effective advocacy helps to achieve the greatest good for the greatest number of people and the entire breast cancer communities. To talk to us more about public policy advocacy, and how they have helped raise awareness of Susan G. Komen’s mission, mobilizing a nationwide movement, creating a...2020-01-2713 minReal PinkYes, Men Get Breast Cancer Too with Wayne DornanAlthough uncommon, men are also diagnosed with breast cancer. It’s estimated there will be 2,670 new cases of invasive breast cancer among men in the U.S. this year alone; and often, men are diagnosed at later stages than women. To help us understand the facts behind male breast cancer, we’re speaking with breast cancer survivor, advocate, and Susan G. Komen national scholar, Dr. Wayne Dornan. Special Guest: Wayne Dornan.2020-01-2010 minReal PinkDoes Being Obese Cause Breast Cancer? with Dr. Elizabeth Wellberg (More Than Pink Special Episode)Obesity affects more than 35 percent of women in the Unites States. Dr. Liz Welberg's groundbreaking new study, funded by Susan G. Komen, found that women with obesity are more likely to experience a recurrence of breast cancer once their treatment is complete and they may respond to treatment differently.2019-12-3031 minReal PinkLife with Metastatic Breast Cancer with Karen Durham (More Than Pink Special Episode)Karen was an integral member of the Komen family, and we are proud to share this special episode. She will be dearly missed.Special Guests: Karen Durham and Suzanne Stone.2019-12-2322 minReal PinkEpisode 28: Clinical Trials May Be Your Best Option with Dr. Kathy MillerIn this episode we chat with Dr. Kathy Miller. Over the past 40 years, breast cancer treatment has greatly improved due to lessons learned through clinical trials. But for many people, the idea of clinical trials may seem daunting or risky. Today, we’ll learn the truth about clinical trials, and how to find options that best meet your needs.
Intro and outro music is City Sunshine by Kevin MacLeod. The Real Pink podcast is hosted by Adam Walker, produced by Shannon Evanchec and owned by Susan G. Komen.Special Guest: Kathy Miller.Sponsored By...2019-10-2813 minReal PinkHelping Yourself through Healthy Living with Wendy KozelWendy Kozel is a wife, mom, and a woman living with metastatic breast cancer. Wendy joins the podcast to share her story and how healthy living has played a role in her physical and mental health. Special Guest: Wendy Kozel.Sponsored By:Susan G. Komen - MBC Week: Susan G. Komen is proud to launch the “MBC Fund” specifically designed to spur scientific discoveries and support those women and men living with Metastatic Breast Cancer, building on Komen’s $210 million investment in metastatic breast cancer research. For more information on the MBC Fund and how to...2019-10-2112 minReal PinkWhat Happens When Your Breast Cancer Treatment Ends with Pam KohlThis week on Real Pink we are hosting daily conversations about breast cancer that hides in the shadows: metastatic breast cancer (MBC).
In the US alone, MBC is expected to kill 42,000 people. This special episode, featuring Kelly Shanahan, is part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Special Guest: Pam Kohl.Sponsored By:Susan G. Komen - MBC Week: Susan G. Komen is proud to launch the “MBC Fund” specifically designed to spur scientific discoveries and support those women and men living with Metastatic Breast Cancer, building on Komen’s $210 million investment in metast...2019-10-1815 minReal PinkLiving with MBC with Jerri JohnsonThis week on Real Pink we are hosting daily conversations about breast cancer that hides in the shadows: metastatic breast cancer (MBC).
In the US alone, MBC is expected to kill 42,000 people. This special episode, featuring Jerri Johnson, is part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Special Guest: Jerri Johnson.Sponsored By:Susan G. Komen - MBC Week: Susan G. Komen is proud to launch the “MBC Fund” specifically designed to spur scientific discoveries and support those women and men living with Metastatic Breast Cancer, building on Komen’s $210 million investment in metast...2019-10-1716 minReal PinkOnly Research Will Find New Treatments for MBC with Kelly ShanahanThis week on Real Pink we are hosting daily conversations about breast cancer that hides in the shadows: metastatic breast cancer (MBC).
In the US alone, MBC is expected to kill 42,000 people. This special episode, featuring Kelly Shanahan, is part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Special Guest: Kelly Shanahan.Sponsored By:Susan G. Komen - MBC Week: Susan G. Komen is proud to launch the “MBC Fund” specifically designed to spur scientific discoveries and support those women and men living with Metastatic Breast Cancer, building on Komen’s $210 million investment in metast...2019-10-1619 minReal PinkEmerging Areas of Treatment with Dr. Donald McDonnellThis week on Real Pink we are hosting daily conversations about breast cancer that hides in the shadows: metastatic breast cancer (MBC).
In the US alone, MBC is expected to kill 42,000 people. This special episode, featuring Dr. Donald McDonnell, is part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Special Guest: Dr. Donald McDonnell.Sponsored By:Susan G. Komen - MBC Week: Susan G. Komen is proud to launch the “MBC Fund” specifically designed to spur scientific discoveries and support those women and men living with Metastatic Breast Cancer, building on Komen’s $210 million invest...2019-10-1519 minReal PinkWhen Breast Cancer Hides in Plain Sight with Lynda WeatherbyThis week on Real Pink we are hosting daily conversations about breast cancer that hides in the shadows: metastatic breast cancer (MBC).
In the US alone, MBC is expected to kill 42,000 people. This special episode, featuring Lynda Weatherby, is part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Special Guest: Lynda Weatherby.Sponsored By:Susan G. Komen - MBC Week: Susan G. Komen is proud to launch the “MBC Fund” specifically designed to spur scientific discoveries and support those women and men living with Metastatic Breast Cancer, building on Komen’s $210 million investment in metast...2019-10-1417 minReal PinkWhat’s Your Family History? with Dr. Susan DomchekToday, Dr. Susan Domchek joins the podcast to discuss how to better understand your risk of breast cancer, how to talk with your doctor and how to make better informed choices. Special Guest: Dr. Susan Domchek.Sponsored By:Dragon Army: This episode was made possible by Dragon Army. Dragon Army is a purpose-driven agency on a mission to inspire happiness through positive relationships, impactful work, and doing good. Learn more at: https://www.dragonarmy.com/. 2019-10-0714 minReal PinkBreast Cancer is Unacceptable with Paula SchneiderPaula Schneider, president and CEO of Susan G. Komen®, joins the podcast to share the strategic direction and day-to-day operation of Komen’s research, community health, public policy advocacy and global programs.Special Guest: Paula Schneider.Sponsored By:Dragon Army: This episode was made possible by Dragon Army. Dragon Army is a purpose-driven agency on a mission to inspire happiness through positive relationships, impactful work, and doing good. Learn more at: https://www.dragonarmy.com/. 2019-09-3013 minReal PinkBecoming a Change Agent through Public Policy Advocacy with Jamie JonesLast month, more than 250 breast cancer patients, survivors and advocates representing Susan G. Komen® traveled to the nation’s capital to call on federal legislators with one voice and ask them to support funding and policies that improve the lives of those impacted by breast cancer. Jamie Jones joins the podcast to share how she has become a change agent and public policy advocate for Susan G. Komen®. Special Guest: Jamie Jones.Sponsored By:Dragon Army: This episode was made possible by Dragon Army. Dragon Army is a purpose-driven agency on a mission to insp...2019-09-2308 minReal PinkEveryone Deserves to Grow Up With a Mom with Kyla Thompson (More Than Pink Special Episode)"It’s not just about changing the future, but changing the present, and creating an online space where the children of moms with breast cancer can connect and not feel alone."
-Kyla Thompson
When her mother lost her battle to breast cancer, Kyla wanted to make sure other kids like her had a place to go for support – a social media space just for kids who are going through the same thing - and #pinkkids was born! Guest host Suzanne Stone, Executive Director of Komen Greater CETX. Special Guests: Kyla Thompson and Suzanne Stone.2019-09-0223 minReal PinkLiving with Metastatic Breast Cancer with Carol SmithTreating metastatic breast cancer focuses on living a longer, healthier life with breast cancer. In this episode, Carol Smith shares her story of living with MBC. Special Guest: Carol Smith.Sponsored By:Dragon Army: This episode was made possible by Dragon Army. Dragon Army is a purpose-driven agency on a mission to inspire happiness through positive relationships, impactful work, and doing good. Learn more at: https://www.dragonarmy.com/. Shop Komen2019-08-1916 minReal PinkManaging Side Effects and Supportive Care with Dr. Lisa NewmanIn this episode, Dr. Lisa Newman, an internationally renowned breast surgeon and researcher, shares insight on managing side effects caused by breast cancer and treatment. Special Guest: Dr. Lisa Newman .Sponsored By:Sideways8 Interactive : We all want to break through the noise on the internet and stand out. Sideways8 is a digital agency on a mission to improve communication through digital marketing.
Whether they’re working with tech companies or national nonprofits Sideways8 helps you showcase your value while making it easy for people to find you. Sideways8 services include website design and development, we...2019-07-2914 minReal PinkLiving with Breast Cancer with Jamil RiversIn this episode, Jamil Rivers shares her story of living with metastatic breast cancer. She is a Philadelphia mom of three and an advocate using her voice and experiences to help advance legislative policy, medical research and customize support to better meet the needs of individuals impacted by breast cancer, particularly metastatic and African-American patients.Special Guest: Jamil Rivers.Sponsored By:Sideways8 Interactive : We all want to break through the noise on the internet and stand out. Sideways8 is a digital agency on a mission to improve communication through digital marketing.
Whether they’re wo...2019-07-2218 minReal PinkAsking for What You Need with Sandy FinestoneIn this episode, Sandy Finestone joins the podcast to discuss the social services and support groups available for those diagnosed with breast cancer. Sandy is a 30-year breast cancer survivor and research advocate, who has been a volunteer for Susan G. Komen for over 25 years. Dr. Finestone is a licensed marriage and family
therapist.Special Guest: Sandy Finestone.Sponsored By:Sideways8 Interactive : We all want to break through the noise on the internet and stand out. Sideways8 is a digital agency on a mission to improve communication through digital marketing.
Whether they’re wo...2019-07-1511 minReal PinkThe Power of Community with Titus O'NeilIn this episode, Titus O'Neil shares the story of supporting his grandmother through her journey with breast cancer, and how friends and family can provide encouragement to their loved ones.
Titus is a WWE superstar, influencer, entertainer, and dad to two amazing sons. Special Guest: Titus O'Neil.Sponsored By:Sideways8 Interactive : We all want to break through the noise on the internet and stand out. Sideways8 is a digital agency on a mission to improve communication through digital marketing.
Whether they’re working with tech companies or national nonprofits Sideways8 helps you sh...2019-07-0810 minReal PinkLessons Learned Surviving Breast Cancer with Kikkan RandallIn this episode, Kikkan Randall, the United States' first Olympic gold medalist in cross-country skiing, joins the podcast to share her personal journey with breast cancer.
Kikkan has competed in 5 Olympics and finished the last Olympics with the gold medal in the team sprint. Kikkan also leads the nonprofit Fast and Female working to keep girls in sports. She also works with the Olympic committee, does motivational speaking and was the only mom on team USA in the 2018 Olympics.Special Guest: Kikkan Randall.Sponsored By:Sideways8 Interactive : We all want to break...2019-07-0115 minReal PinkWhat’s Your Family History? with Dr. Robina SmithIn this episode, Dr. Robina Smith, the Medical Director and Principal Investigator at WCCT Global Oncology, joins the podcast to help us learn how to better understand our family health history, which helps us better understand our health risks.
Dr. Smith is a fellowship-trained breast cancer surgeon and a leading expert in the field of breast oncology specializing in hereditary cancer and genetics as well as high-risk breast screening. Special Guest: Dr. Robina Smith.Sponsored By:Sideways8 Interactive : We all want to break through the noise on the internet and stand out...2019-06-2421 minReal PinkPrioritizing Your Health with Shaun RobinsonIn this episode, Shaun Robinson, an Emmy award-winning journalist, author, philanthropist, and more, joins the podcast to discuss prioritizing health and helping yourself and others during treatment. Special Guest: Shaun Robinson.Sponsored By:Sideways8 Interactive : We all want to break through the noise on the internet and stand out. Sideways8 is a digital agency on a mission to improve communication through digital marketing.
Whether they’re working with tech companies or national nonprofits Sideways8 helps you showcase your value while making it easy for people to find you. Sideways8 services include website design and de...2019-06-1719 minReal PinkWhat to Say and What Not to Say with Heidi FloydToday’s guest describes herself as an enthusiastic optimist. Being first diagnosed with breast cancer just weeks after learning she was pregnant, Heidi Floyd was in a unique position of knowing what was ahead since she had lost her own mother to breast cancer at a young age. Today, Heidi uses her experiences to share and help others. Heidi is a speaker, author, and advocate for those affected by breast cancer.
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Real Pink is taking real conversations about breast cancer from the do...2019-06-1016 minReal PinkFacts vs. Fiction with Dr. Dennis HolmesTo help us learn more about the risk factors for breast cancer, Dr. Dennis Holmes joins the Real Pink podcast. Dr. Holmes is the Associate Professor of Surgery at the John Wayne Cancer Institute in Santa Monica, California. As a world-renowned breast surgeon and longtime supporter of Susan G. Komen, Dr. Holmes has dedicated his career to breast cancer treatment and breast cancer research. Dr. Holmes, welcome to the show.
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Real Pink is taking real conversations about breast cancer from the doctor's...2019-06-0311 minReal PinkBreast Cancer is Not Just for Those Over 40 with Nikia Hammonds-BlakelyHaving survived a life-altering diagnosis of breast cancer at the age of only 16 years old, Nikia Hammonds-Blakely, recently discovered pre-cancerous cells during a mammogram and biopsy. Nikia decided to prevent the likely reoccurrence of breast cancer by undergoing a bilateral mastectomy. Through all the challenges, Nikia has flourished, and is now an author, singer, songwriter and motivational speaker and serves as a spokesperson for Susan G. Komen’s “Know Your Girls” campaign.
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Real Pink is taking real conversations about breast cancer from the do...2019-05-2719 minReal PinkTalking to Your Doctor with Samantha HarrisTalking openly with your doctor is one of the best ways to feel good about your breast cancer treatment decisions. But, sometimes, talking with a doctor can be overwhelming, confusing and create more questions than answers. Samantha Harris joins the show today to help us learn how to ask the right questions, ensure that we have the right support, and help us develop a really good relationship with our doctor.
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Real Pink is taking real conversations about breast cancer from the doctor's office...2019-05-2020 minReal PinkComing Soon... Real Pink by Susan G. KomenFrom Susan G. Komen, the world's largest breast cancer organization, this is Real Pink, a podcast sharing the stories, struggles, and triumphs with breast cancer that connect us all.
Over the past few months we've been chatting with some amazing people who’ve been affected by breast cancer and we can't wait for you to hear the show. You can subscribe now and visit https://realpink.komen.org/ to learn more! 2019-05-1401 min
Pink PodcastA Conversation with Susan G. Komen's sister, Nancy Goodman BrinkerIn this episode, we talk with Nancy Goodman Brinker, the founder of the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. She describes her work to create sustainable funding to address the health disparities among populations in the U.S.2018-10-1600 min