Does an anti-cancer diet need to be all organic? Allie Farley from VCU Massey CancerCenter debunks some common myths and shares information on how to make gradualtransitions in both diet and activity levels in order to improve overall health. Allieprovides additional tips regarding nutrition during and after a cancer diagnosis as well.Check out this video…
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Have you heard of Virginia’s recent passing of medical cannabis laws? Jenn Michelle Pedini with Virginia NORML shares information on medical cannabis products and the process of accessing them in the state of Virginia. As dispensaries are set to open soon in Virginia, access to medical cannabis may be closer than you think. Check out…
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Looking for something to do while you are stuck at home? Download our free coloring page. We would love to see your completed work! Snap a photo and email it to lisa@vbcf.org and we may share it on our Facebook page. Download our Coloring Page
By Susan Siegel Photo Caption: Thanks to VBCF Volunteer Extraordinaires – Lisa DeFerrari, Susan Siegel, and (ex-Virginian) Debbie Hayes as well as Marylinn Minor (not pictured) for attending the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium and bringing this cutting-edge scientific knowledge back to our state! I am always excited to be able to attend the San Antonio Breast…
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This week we had a great meeting with David Neale of Fable Branding and cinematographer Tom Maher of Stolen Moment about collaborating on a video project. We got to tell them about the work that we do here and how we are different from other breast cancer organizations. We talked about how it is impossible…
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Tara, Henrico Please tell us when you were diagnosed and at what age. I was diagnosed on August 1, 2018 at the age of 37. What stage and type of breast cancer were you diagnosed with? I had stage 3 triple negative invasive ductal carcinoma How was your breast cancer initially detected? I found a lump…
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