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At 54, Amelia from Florida is navigating the physical and mental demands of metastatic breast cancer (mBC) with resilience and a practical approach to managing her care. “Receiving mBC treatment […]
At 66, Silvia from Michigan has faced the intense realities of metastatic breast cancer (mBC) for years—managing not only the cancer itself but also serious treatment-related conditions. “mBC caused my
At 51, Juanita from Delaware is living proof that strength takes many forms—especially when navigating metastatic breast cancer (mBC) while caring for her children. She remembers the fear and uncertainty
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Darlene, a 53-year-old Massachusetts resident, knows all too well the dual weight of breast cancer—both as a patient and as a caregiver. After being diagnosed herself, she also became the
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Understanding the Struggle For many Black Americans, the journey to healing is met with unique barriers, deep-rooted stigma, and generational pain that makes reaching out for help feel impossible. Despite
Breaking the Silence: Mental Health and the Black Community Read More »
Introduction Vaccines have long been one of the strongest tools for protecting public health. As flu season approaches and COVID-19 continues to evolve, boosters remain essential for keeping our communities
Why COVID-19 and Flu Boosters Matter in the Black Community Read More »
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