Sonic & Research

General, Guest Blog

Necessity is the mother of all inventions. The need was clear. Research was needed. It was early fall, 2011 and I didn’t know how I was mentally going to get though another “Pinktober”. Some find comfort in the “pinkness” of October. I don’t. I am happy for the...

Little Pink Houses

General

We wanted to share something special on our Hope Wall. So many of our IBC sisters and family members  have been a guest at the Little Pink Houses retreat.  We just had to share, after reading their comments of what that trip meant to them.    We asked Jeannie, a...

A Camp for Kids who’s Parents Have Cancer

Patient Resources

Camp for Kids   Kids whose parents have cancer can often deal with emotional, developmental, social and academic concerns. Camp Kesem is a summer camp that recognizes and embraces the children that are often overlooked by the affects of a parent’s cancer. Camp Kesem,...

The Cancer Geek

General

Dr. Angela Alexander posted this April 1st to her personal blog, “The Cancer Geek”, which highlights a great point–Despite a consensus of standard treatment (multi-modality model), why aren’t all IBC patients treated in this manner? We must do...

Molecular Profiling of the Residual Disease of Triple-Negative Breast Cancers

General, Physician Resources

Molecular Profiling of the Residual Disease of Triple-Negative Breast Cancers after Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy, Identifies Actionable Therapeutic Targets. A new paper from corresponding author Dr. Carlos L. Arteaga’s group at Vanderbilt University Medical Center....