Rhonda Williams is a United States Air Force veteran, wife, mother, grandmother, and breast cancer survivor who has turned her personal struggle into a beacon
According to the latest report from the American Cancer Society (ACS), over 310,000 women in the United States are expected to receive an invasive breast
Dr. Beth Goodman, known as “The Premiere Pink Diva” and “sPrINKles,” is a dual-certified personal life coach, professional speaker, and breast cancer survivor. This Atlanta
In a compelling episode of Health IQ, Munson Steed interviews Brittney Wilcox, a remarkable 10-year survivor of triple-negative breast cancer. Diagnosed in her early twenties
Atlanta, GA – September 2024 – This October, in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, The Pink Awards returns for its highly anticipated 6th annual
Supported by the American Cancer Society Links to Care Community Grant, the initiative aimed to ensure access to mammogram screenings and follow-up care for all individuals. Former and current NFL players, alongside cancer survivors, shared personal stories to underscore the significance of early detection and community support.
Breast cancer is a formidable adversary that knows no boundaries, affecting women from all walks of life. However, when it comes to clinical trials, there’s
Dealing with breast cancer is an incredibly challenging journey that can take a toll on both the body and the mind. For Black women, it’s
Receiving a breast cancer diagnosis can be a life-altering moment filled with fear, uncertainty, and a flood of emotions. For Black women, this diagnosis can
Dr. Burnetta Herron is a general surgeon at Sinai Chicago Hospital. A Chicago native, she has more than 25 years of experience in the medical
Breast cancer diagnosis and the subsequent journey through chemotherapy is daunting. Within the Black community, this challenge is familiar. However, a nutritious diet can fortify
Bambi hosted an exclusive listening party for her newest single, “Naggin,” to showcase her latest music venture. The rapper entertained a capacity crowd at the
In recognition of October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, BET Her will air four short films about women diagnosed with the disease. “The Pink Fight,”
Ramona Burress, Pharm.D., is the associate director of diversity and inclusion in clinical trials at Janssen. Burress earned a doctorate in pharmacy from the University
Louisiana native and Spelman alumna ShaMiracle Rankin lives up to her name. An attorney with The CP Law Group in Atlanta, she was diagnosed with
Dr. B.K. Edmond is a board-certified anesthesiologist, author, and philanthropist. The master clinician is also the founder of The B. Edmond Project. The accomplished expert
Lyndsay Levingston is a multi-hyphenate media personality, researcher, and segment producer for “The Black News Channel” and an active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Christelsie Johnson is an accomplished makeup artist and esthetician with an impressive portfolio. She has worked with numerous celebrities, television networks, magazines, partnerships with numerous
Breast cancer is an illness commonly found in African American women and some men. According to the American Cancer Society, women can start getting mammograms
