One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime — but if your mother, sister, or daughter has had it, your risk may be significantly higher. […]
As the sun shines high and summer hits its stride, it’s important we reflect and see July as more than just beach days and BBQs—it’s the perfect time to check […]
Breast cancer is often thought of as a disease that only affects women, but men are also at risk. While it is much less common in men, accounting for approximately […]
Earlier this month, the American Breast Cancer Foundation’s CEO Emeritus, Jacky Loube, took the stage at Pleasant Grove Christian Community Church in Damascus, Maryland, to shine a light on an […]
This heartfelt blog was written by Maya Baldo, an intern at the American Breast Cancer Foundation and the daughter of a breast cancer survivor. In honor of Mother’s Day, Maya […]
April is National Minority Health Month, a time to focus on the health challenges faced by underserved communities, especially when it comes to breast cancer. While breast cancer is the […]
Women’s History Month is a time to reflect on all types of remarkable women who have made groundbreaking advancements in history. This year’s theme, “Moving Forward Together: Women Educating & […]
The American Breast Cancer Foundation is here to help cover the cost of breast health care for those who need it most. Through our Breast Cancer Assistance Program, uninsured and underserved individuals — regardless of age, race, or gender — can apply for financial assistance for vital services like mammograms and diagnostic tests.
If cost has kept you from getting the care you need, know that you are not alone. ABCF is committed to providing access for all. Start your application today and see if you qualify for assistance.
