What Drives a 25-Year Commitment to The Rose?
Brahana Marksberry’s 25-year career at The Rose highlights her commitment to helping women navigate complex healthcare systems. Starting as an office manager more than two decades ago, she grew to become a vital figure, especially with assisting the uninsured.
Why Early Mammograms Matter: Insights for Young Women
Dorothy Gibbons discusses the rising incidence of invasive breast cancer among young women, highlighting the urgency of early detection and proactive health measures. From 2015 to 2019, breast cancer cases in women aged 40 to 49 increased with a concerning trend also noted in younger ages.
Dr. Raz’s Insights on Rising Cancer Rates in Women Under 40
Dr. Raz joins Dorothy Gibbons to discuss the increasing incidence of breast cancer in women under 40 and the challenges of early detection. He explains that improved screening technology and methodologies are revealing more cases of cancer and emphasizes the need for nuanced risk stratification models to identify higher-risk women earlier.
The Importance of Baseline Mammograms at Age 35: A Real-Life Testimony
Dawn Elliott, Physician Liaison at The Rose, recounts her breast cancer journey with host Dorothy Gibbons. For years, Dawn’s gynecologist emphasized the need for a baseline mammogram at 35 despite no family history. Once she turned 35, Dawn scheduled her regular gynecologist appointment, and he noticed a lump during her exam. This led to biopsies revealing stage zero cancer.
What You Need to Know About Screening Guidelines
Dorothy Gibbons discusses recent changes in breast cancer screening recommendations. JAMA confirmed that starting screenings at age 40 improves outcomes. Previously, the USPSTF advised screening starting at age 50, but now they recommend it for women aged 40 to 74, every other year. Dorothy advocates for annual screenings for more effective detection. She differentiates between routine and diagnostic mammograms, emphasizing their importance.
Special Episode – Grateful Patients And A Heartfelt Thank You
Thank you. A simple phrase that means so much. At The Rose, our patients are filled with gratitude because they have access to life-saving breast care regardless of insurance status. On this special episode of Let’s Talk About Your Breasts, you’ll hear directly from those who tell their story best. These guests are The Rose’s patients, and these are their heartfelt thank you’s.
Cáncer de Mama en la Comunidad Hispana
En este episodio, Elda Gavidia, directora de comunicaciones de The Rose, explica la importancia de este nuevo podcast en español para la comunidad hispana. Hablemos de Nuestros Senos busca romper barreras, educar y apoyar a las mujeres hispanas en su lucha contra el cáncer de mama.
The Rose: A Beacon of Hope
Dorothy Gibbons’ joins CanCare President and CEO Darcy Wells to discuss The Rose’s mission. Fueled by the stories of uninsured women, Gibbons and her team strive to bridge the gap in healthcare. Their patient navigation program stands as a testament to hope and resilience
The Rose’s New Breast Cancer Services: MRI and Genetic Testing
Jessica Duckworth, COO of the Rose, sheds light on the importance of new breast imaging services and genetic testing. By integrating these state-of-the-art technologies, the Rose aims to provide comprehensive care for both insured and uninsured patients. This initiative strives to catch breast cancer at its earliest stages, ensuring better treatment outcomes and higher survival rates.
Taking The Rose’s Mission to the Clouds
Roxann Hayford works as The Rose’s Marketing Project Coordinator. Her skills as a communicator were put to the test, as she decided to jump out of a perfectly good airplane. And she passed! During this conversation, you’ll not only learn why she chose to Jump for The Rose, but you’ll also hear how she talked about The Rose’s mission while floating thousands of feet in the air.
