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SABCS Report Back: Early-Stage Breast Cancer

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Join us for an informative report back from the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS 2025) with Dr. Eleonora Teplinsky, gynecologic and breast medical oncologist at Valley Health. This session will break down the latest research and key takeaways in early-stage breast cancer, translating complex science into clear, practical insights. Whether you’re a patient, survivor, […]

Let’s Talk About It: Breast Cancer (How to Manage Post-Holiday Blues)

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The holidays can stir up a mix of emotions — joy, loneliness, exhaustion, or even sadness. This conversation helps you recognize and normalize the “post-holiday blues” while exploring gentle ways to care for yourself once the celebrations end. Together, we’ll talk about how to set goals that feel safe and supportive, navigate the slower “hibernation” […]

Interventional Radiology in Metastatic Breast Cancer Care

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Join us for a webinar on how interventional radiology can help people living with metastatic breast cancer (MBC). While these procedures aren’t a cure, they can help shrink tumors, ease pain, and make daily life more comfortable, and in some cases, even help people live longer. Dr. Sheth from MD Anderson Cancer Center, will walk […]

Let’s Talk About It: Gynecologic Cancer (Navigating the Holiday Season and Cancer)

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The holiday hustle and bustle can be overwhelming and exhausting for anyone. As a cancer survivor in treatment or managing long-term effects, this time of year amps up the complexity of self-care. Endless to-do lists, expectations for an abundance of joy, and the desire to “do it all” often clash with the reality of treatment […]

Let’s Talk About It: Breast Cancer (Navigating Relationship Changes After Cancer)

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Many cancer survivors notice changes in their relationships with close friends and family after their diagnosis.  Finding the words to articulate how you feel in a way that others can understand is complex.  In fact, feeling completely understood by those who have not had a cancer diagnosis may not be realistic. Redefining the relationships that […]

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