Dear friends,

Writing to you today as we are all facing increasing challenges in these unprecedented times, I want you to know that all of us here at Breastcancer.org are staying focused on doing everything we can to continue to help you navigate these choppy waters. We know that you need answers in a time when uncertainty seems like the only thing that's out there. So we are constantly providing up-to-date and new
information that is accurate and actionable. We are here for you, and we hope we can help answer your questions and provide support and comfort during this very difficult situation.

Here's a summary of information that we want to bring to your attention this week:

Coronavirus: What People with Breast Cancer Need to Know summarizes the most critical information that people with breast cancer and their loved ones should know about who is at risk, how you can protect yourself, and what to do if you think you may be sick. Our most recent updates address the ongoing debate about face masks, the latest information about asymptomatic transmission, and new data about how long the virus survives on surfaces. Check back frequently for new updates. Read more at [link removed] .

COVID-19 and Breast Cancer Treatment is the latest episode of The Breastcancer.org Podcast featuring our medical adviser Brian Wojciechowski, M.D., who discusses breast cancer treatment delays, treatment and its effect on the immune system, and
important things to know about breast cancer and COVID-19. Listen to learn more about COVID-19 and what it means for people affected by breast cancer. Listen now at [link removed] .

Managing Loneliness and Anxiety During This Time of Social Distancing is another new special podcast episode featuring a conversation with Kelly Grosklags, L.C.S.W., who offers advice about how we can manage feelings of loneliness and isolation while
practicing social distancing or self-quarantine. Listen now at [link removed] .

COVID-19 and Breast Cancer: What We Know Now is a special podcast episode featuring virologist Angela Rasmussen, Ph.D., an associate research scientist in the Center for Infection and Immunity at Columbia University Mailman School of Public
Health. Listen to learn more about our understanding of COVID-19. Listen now at [link removed] .

Now, more than ever, we need to find new ways to connect and help each other. We hope that our community gives you some support and comfort to help you weather this storm. Many of you already know the support that our community provides, while for some of you, this may be a new experience. Either way, we encourage you to join the community discussion on COVID-19 at [link removed] . It's a place where you can safely connect with others to feel less alone, ask questions, or talk about the impact this virus is having on your lives and the lives of your loved ones. And, of course, it's a
place to share all kinds of experiences, including those of inspiration and laughter.

Please help us learn how we can best help you during this coronavirus crisis. Send your questions and comments to us at [email protected] and share your stories in our community discussion forums.

Consider sharing this information with others who may benefit, as well.

With heartfelt wishes for your safety and well-being,
Hope
CEO, Breastcancer.org

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