What we don’t know — and why it matters by Terry Arnold On a flight to Cleveland, the woman beside me leaned back in her seat and said in a mocking voice, “She waited too long.” It took every ounce of self-control I had. After about an hour of silence, we had started...
Co authors: Terry Arnold and Stephanie Pilkinton Every December, the global breast cancer community gathers in San Antonio, Texas, for the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS) — the largest breast cancer research meeting in the world. For those of us focused on...
For years, I would wake up early and write about everything people needed to know about inflammatory breast cancer. I wrote about the plans the IBC Network had, why they mattered, and how we needed to execute them. I wrote to educate, to correct misinformation, and to...
The holidays used to mean joy, laughter, and twinkling lights — until cancer treatment made even simple celebrations feel impossible. Most people look forward to the season — the festivity, the food, the bustle. But when you’re in treatment, the holidays bring a...
There’s an important meeting happening this November called IBC Connect, hosted by the Morgan Welch Inflammatory Breast Cancer Clinic at MD Anderson. As someone who regularly attends medical conferences—especially those focused on inflammatory breast cancer (IBC)—I...
