Cancer Health Breast Cancer Update

Breast Cancer Update Welcome to the monthly Cancer Health Breast Cancer email update. We bring you all our breast cancer coverage in one convenient email. To change your preferences, please visit your personal preferences page link at the bottom of this email. Breast Cancer Update Substantial Racial and Ethnic, Geographic Disparities in Triple Negative Breast Cancer Rates Researchers stress funding breast cancer research to include representation of racially and ethnically diverse populations If Stories About Celebrity Cancer Diagnoses Upset You, Keep This in Mind Celebrities who share their cancer diagnoses may inspire some people while triggering others. Paid Sick Leave Means More People Get Screened for Cancer Mandates may help reduce health care inequities for minorities, low-income workers Now Approved Cancer Drugs — Spring 2023 Newly FDA-approved drugs for ovarian, bladder, liver cancer, and more. Basics on Metastatic Breast Cancer, Spring 2023 Treatment can improve quality of life for people with advanced breast cancer. Advertisement Resources for Cancer-Related Clinical Trials Clinical trials are scientific studies of experimental treatments. Here’s how to find one that might be right for you. Cancer Treatment Entails More Than Meds Cancer Health editor Trent Straube introduces the spring 2023 issue, including articles on treatments, exercise, clinical trials and more. Managing Stress When You Have Cancer A cancer diagnosis can cause a lot of stress. There are many ways to reduce stress, so make time to tend to your whole being—body, mind and soul. Science News Cancer Patients With More Vaccine Doses Have Less Severe COVID Breakthrough Higher Liver Stiffness Scores Linked to Liver Cancer in People With Hepatitis C or NAFLD Triple Infection With HIV, HBV and HCV Raises Risk for Liver Failure All Adults Should Be Screened for Hepatitis B, CDC Says Blog: National Cancer Institute Lung-Sparing Surgery Is Effective for Some People With Early-Stage Lung Cancer Is Immunotherapy the Only Cancer Treatment Some People Need? Disparities in Opioid Access for Cancer Pain at End of Life Tukysa and Herceptin Combo OK’d for HER2-Positive Colorectal Cancer Science News Cancer Patients With More Vaccine Doses Have Less Severe COVID Breakthrough Higher Liver Stiffness Scores Linked to Liver Cancer in People With Hepatitis C or NAFLD Triple Infection With HIV, HBV and HCV Raises Risk for Liver Failure All Adults Should Be Screened for Hepatitis B, CDC Says Blog: National Cancer Institute Lung-Sparing Surgery Is Effective for Some People With Early-Stage Lung Cancer Is Immunotherapy the Only Cancer Treatment Some People Need? Disparities in Opioid Access for Cancer Pain at End of Life Tukysa and Herceptin Combo OK’d for HER2-Positive Colorectal Cancer

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