breast cancer

It's about time.

More than 1,500 Idaho women are estimated to be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2023. The good news? If caught early, these women have an incredible five-year survival rate.

More than 1,500 Idaho women are estimated to be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2023. The good news? If caught early, these women have an incredible five-year survival rate.

My parents have been married for over forty years, and I can't imagine either one of them without the other. They're both still in good health, but because of family history my mom will always be at high risk for breast cancer. That's one of the reasons why I'm such a huge fan of the Komen Race for the Cure.

When your bra fits well ladies, you'll have a much better day! There's comfort and confidence in the right fit, and there's a Boise event coming up to help us get the girls situated.

The Snake River Stampede celebrates a 100 years along with raising over $600,000 for Treasure Valley women in need of mammograms.

Join "Brenda's Tumornators" Komen Race for the Cure team sponsored by the Foot and Ankle Medical Center.

I will be hosting a Mammogram Party at the Imaging Center of Idaho Saturday morning November 8th from 9am-11am.   Mammograms are critical for early cancer detection and this is a fun, relaxing way to get it taken care of.  Plus we laugh, give each other support and share stories...

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month (in case you hadn't noticed the pink everywhere). It's not about noticing the pink, however, it's about awareness and taking action. A designer has started a campaign urging all of us to check for breast cancer the way we check social media. See the recreated social media icons.

In 1995 my Grandmother died from complications that arose from her breast cancer.