Taking The Rose’s Mission to the Clouds

Roxann Hayford

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.

The Power of Breast MRI

Dr. Raz

How much of a game changer is breast MRI for high-risk women? Dr. Raz joins the podcast to talk about this very subject. We’ll explore why MRI is crucial for early detection and how it compares to mammograms. Dr. Raz discusses who’s considered high-risk and why combined screening methods are essential. As Dr. Raz emphasizes, “When you catch it early, it’s curable.”

Genetic Testing: Helping Women Detect Breast Cancer Even Earlier

Amanda Gujral

The Rose’s latest initiative integrates genetic testing to identify high-risk patients more effectively. Amanda Gujral, Nurse Practitioner of The Rose’s Mammogram to Medical Home Program, emphasizes the importance of knowing one’s genetic risk during this podcast episode with Dorothy Gibbons. This comprehensive approach aims to improve early detection and personalized care.

Third Party Fundraising: Impact and Success Stories

LaTonya Perez and Shannon McNair

Shannon McNair and LaTonya Perez join Dorothy to talk about all the ways The Rose paint October pink with third-party fundraising events. These activities raise crucial funds for the uninsured and they bring communities together in support of the cause. Whether it’s a taekwondo event, a fit nation workout, or a unique taco fundraiser, every contribution counts.

Breast Cancer Awareness: Paint October Pink with The Rose

Elda Gavidia

October is a pivotal time for the Rose, a breast cancer organization that emphasizes both awareness and action. With the theme “Thank you for being a friend,” we encourage you and the women in your life to schedule mammograms and support others. This month is about fostering community and providing vital aid.

Riding on Hope: How a Motorcycle Challenge Raised Money for The Rose

Shannon McNair and Mike Hazelrigs

Fundraising Manager Shannon McNair sat down with Mike Hazelrigs to discuss his ten thousand mile motorcycle ride across America for The Rose. Shannon emphasizes that fundraising for The Rose helps provide essential medical services, and it’s crucial for supporting those in need. Mike highlighted the significance of proper fund usage and The Rose’s transparency in managing donations. 

Understanding Breast Density: Factors, Risks, and Screening Methods

Dr. Raz

Dr. Raz answers listeners’ questions and explains the multifaceted nature of breast density, highlighting genetics as the primary factor. Hormonal influences, obesity levels, and age all play additional roles. His discussion makes clear that breast density varies among women, and not all influencing factors carry the same weight.

The Human Touch in Breast Cancer Screening

Brittany Weston and Dorothy Gibbons

Brittany Weston began as a student and is now one of The Rose’s lead mammographers. During school, both her mother and grandmother were diagnosed with breast cancer. So this isn’t just a career, it’s a purpose.

Demystifying Diagnostic Mammograms

Patricia Stapleton

Patricia Stapleton is The Rose’s lead technologist. She’s the person behind the mammogram machine. Literally. During this episode, you’ll learn about what happens when you have a diagnostic mammogram and why it’s important to have it done.

The Role of Processed Foods in the Rise of Cancer

Dorothy, Dr. Beata, Dr. Dixie

Dorothy Gibbons is joined by The Rose Co-Founder Dr. Dixie Melillo, and the Founder of Sinless Treats, Dr. Beata Lerman. Together, they discuss the link between sugar and cancer, as well as the importance of eliminating sugar from our diets. You’ll learn about the role processed foods and added sugars play in the rise of metabolic diseases and cancer.