Last week, Breastcancer.org traveled to San Antonio, Texas for the annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS).

Over five jam-packed days, researchers, healthcare professionals,
advocacy groups, and others from all over the world came together to
share groundbreaking information on breast cancer research.

We're working to put this important research in context for you
by providing summaries of the most relevant and actionable clinical
research, sharing important background information, defining key
terms, and offering clear steps you can take to apply it to your life.

Help us continue to share the latest scientific advancements in
breast cancer and breast health with you. Donations to
Breastcancer.org's CARE Fund make it possible for us to be on the
ground at SABCS. If you are able, please consider making your year-end donation today.


And, thanks to a generous friend of Breastcancer.org, any donation you
make between now and December 31 will be matched, up to $50,000.

Donate online at www.breastcancer.org/give

Right now, you can click here to listen to a series of podcasts
with some of the researchers, patient advocates, and medical
professionals we met at SABCS, covering topics including the experimental
medicine tucatinib, sexual health and metastatic breast cancer,
immunotherapy, the use of MRI versus mammography, and interviews with
patient advocates.

Access and listen to the podcasts here.
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And stay tuned as we publish more research summaries in the coming
days and weeks. 

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