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What’s at stake The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a vital food-assistance program for low-income individuals and families. As a result of the current federal government shutdown, states are […]
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At 44, Lakia from Delaware has faced the challenges of metastatic breast cancer (mBC) while navigating its impact on both her physical health and self-confidence. One of her biggest frustrations
“My Life Matters”: Lakia’s Journey with mBC and the Power of Peer Support Read More »
At 59, Marialuisa from California has learned firsthand how vital peer support can be for those navigating metastatic breast cancer (mBC). She recalls a difficult experience when advocating for herself
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At 60 years old, Patti from California approaches life with metastatic breast cancer (mBC) with equal parts honesty and determination. For her, support groups are not just about encouragement—they need
“We Are Living with mBC”: Patti’s Perspective on Support and Self-Advocacy Read More »
At just 27 years old, Manuela from Ohio has taken on a role few her age ever expect—full-time caregiver for her aunt living with metastatic breast cancer (mBC). Her experience
In many Black and Brown neighborhoods across the United States, the nearest grocery store isn’t just a few blocks away — it can be miles. These areas, often referred to
When Access Is Limited: How Food Deserts Harm the Health of Black and Brown Communities Read More »
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