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Breast Cancer + Genetics 

Content provided by Myriad Genetics  GENETIC TESTING MATTERS  As medical care becomes more personalized and tailored to each individual, women affected by breast cancer can benefit from an individualized treatment […]

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Member Stories: Time for Self-Care

The Month of June is lovingly sponsored by David Bowditch The theme of A Calendar to Live By 2025 is cherishingly dedicated to The Heart of the Matter. All 8 […]

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Member Stories: Silvia Garcia

Ms. May is lovingly sponsored by Jason Wilson, MD The theme of A Calendar to Live By 2025 is cherishingly dedicated to The Heart of the Matter. All 8 women […]

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Mindfulness-Integrated CBT and Breast Cancer

Disclaimer statement: The information and resources contained within this document are for educational purposes only. Please make sure to discuss any resources with the Here for the Girls Team. This information should […]

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What Makes My Treatment Journey Unique  

Content provided by Virginia Oncology Associates   Every breast cancer patient’s journey begins with a flood of questions about the best plan for treatment and follow-up care.     As therapeutic options and […]

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Member Stories: Raymon Bessix

Ms. April is lovingly sponsored by John Miller, MD The theme of A Calendar to Live By 2025 is cherishingly dedicated to The Heart of the Matter. All 8 women […]

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