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SHARE would like to let its constituents know about a program that offers benefits to women in New York City who may have been diagnosed with breast ...

SHARE and State Senator Marisol Alcantara, along with Assemblywoman Carmen De la Rosa, launched a campaign this March to raise awareness about breast ...

This is a guest blog post by ovarian cancer advocate Dorinda “Dee” Sparacio.
Through the years I have worked as a chemical engineer, packaging engineer, ...

This post was written by Teri Pollastro.

Over the last several years we have heard about precision medicine, payment reform and patient-centered care. ...

Jordan Donohue of CBRE, Inc., and Ally Goldman of WB Wood, hosted a kickoff event last week at Madison Square Tavern for the SHARE Pink and Teal Young ...

SHARE is excited to announce its partnership with HealthUnlocked, the social network for health!
There are 2.8 million women with a history of breast ...

It's SHARE's 40th Anniversary, so to celebrate, we're profiling 40 people who have helped make us who we are. Next up: Deb Polinsky.

No one knows what exactly what causes cancer, but environmental factors like exposure to chemicals, sunlight, and viruses can have an impact. If you're ...

In case you missed Dr. Kevin Holcomb's presentation on CA-125, you can now view it here! 

We're so excited to announce that our blog has been named one of the best cancer support blogs of 2016 by Healthline!

To mark SHARE's 40th Anniversary in 2016, we're honoring 40 people who've helped make us who we are. Next up is Joan Derwin.

If you were unable to make our webinar on the latest updates in ovarian cancer research, you can view it now here! 

To mark SHARE's 40th Anniversary in 2016, we're honoring 40 people who've helped make us who we are. Here's Betty Reiser.

To mark SHARE's 40th Anniversary in 2016, we're honoring 40 people who've helped make us who we are. Here's Desiree Walker. 

To mark SHARE's 40th Anniversary in 2016, we're honoring 40 people who've helped make us who we are. We start with Annie Ellis.

While dealing with their own breast and ovarian cancers, SHARE's Helpline volunteers have learned some valuable things. Here are a few they hope will ...

If you missed our webinar, "Importance of Genetic Testing for Breast and Ovarian Cancers," with Dr. Sara Hurvitz, you can view it now.

If you weren't able to attend SHARE's first Annual Joan Sommer Educational Program, "Strategies for Long-term Management of Recurrent Ovarian Cancer," ...

Knowing if you're BRCA positive may help you get more effective treatment if you have advanced stage breast or ovarian cancer, so it makes sense for more ...

Before I had cancer, I was guilty of some pretty dumb remarks—like the time I asked a friend who was about to have a lung biopsy, "Don't you wish ...

Lisa was a loving daughter, mother, grandmother, sister, and cousin ... and an energetic and dedicated SHARE Ambassador. We will miss her.

Pounds have a way of piling on after a cancer diagnosis. For some, the culprit is steroids prescribed during chemotherapy. For others, it's tamoxifen ...

Dental Oncologist Dr. Lauren Levi describes the necessary oral care for patients with metastatic breast and ovarian cancer in this webinar.

If you missed Dr. Kevin Holcomb's talk on Ethnic Disparities in Gynecologic Cancers, watch it here.

Did you miss SHARE's program last week: Ovarian Cancer, What's New? Listen here.

This morning SHARE Breast Cancer Program Director, Christine Benjamin, read Angelina Jolie's recent piece in the New York Times outlining her decision ...

The Helpline Question of the Month for March.

Check out part II of a special two-part webinar series offering tips on writing your story, presenter by best-selling author Abigail Thomas.

SHARE Ambassador Lisa Franklin's excellent work is profiled by NBC4's Pat Battle.

Her daughter Kim wrote a beautiful remembrance, which we're sharing here.