A Non-Scientist at a Breast Cancer Conference

General, Guest Blog

Guest blog by Carol Mikel I have worked with the IBC Network Foundation for over three years, with the last two years under Covid restrictions when we couldn’t have in-person events. This year things have opened back up and we were able to attend the two major...

Advocates can make an impact in non fundraising ways.

Advocacy, General

I wanted to thank the Morgan Welch inflammatory breast cancer research program and clinic for mentioning me and their Illuminating Hope newsletter. There’s a bit of a back story here, and I owe it all to a baby. My oldest daughter had a baby and we were in New...

Inflammatory Breast Cancer Advocates Make a Difference

General, Patient Resources

Inflammatory Breast Cancer Advocates Make a Difference U-M Rogel recently conducted a study which provides an updated, more comprehensive look at trends for inflammatory breast cancer over the last four decades. In the article, Women with Inflammatory Breast Cancer...

Duke Consortium for Inflammatory Breast Cancer Meeting Review Article

General

Perspectives on Inflammatory Breast Cancer (IBC) Research, Clinical Management and Community Engagement from the Duke IBC Consortium This article was published recently as a result of the Duke Consortium for Inflammatory Breast Cancer meeting held on World Rare...

Survivorship and Advocacy in Inflammatory Breast Cancer

General

Survivorship and Advocacy in Inflammatory Breast Cancer In February 2017, the Morgan Welch Inflammatory Breast Cancer (IBC) Research Program and Clinic hosted a scientific conference in Houston to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the opening of the first...