April is National Cancer Control Month
During April, organizations and community groups across the country will work to raise awareness on the importance of cancer prevention and early detection.
Charity Shopping Event Raises Funds for Long Island Breast Health Education
Long Island shoppers came out to Impulse Boutique in Port Washington to support The Maurer Foundation’s breast health education programs.
Maurer Foundation Paints the Mall Red (and Pink!)
On Saturday, February 23, as part of American Heart Month, the Maurer Foundation joined other Long Island health organizations at Huntington’s Walt Whitman Shops to Paint the Mall Red.
Empowering Health on International Women’s Day
Today, on March 8th, celebrate International Women’s Day with The Maurer Foundation! This day, which honors women’s achievements and advancements across the globe, is celebrated by organizations of all kinds, including an annual recognition by the UN—and, in recent years, the illustrious honor of a special Google logo.
Maurer Foundation and Impulse Boutique Team Up for Long Island Breast Health Fundraiser
All day March 12th, 2013, 10% of purchases from the fab women’s clothing boutique, Impulse, will go to The Maurer Foundation.
Breast Cancer and Women Under 40
What do women under 40 need to know about breast cancer?
Sachem School District Raises Over $13,000 for Breast Cancer
In a joint effort, The Maurer Foundation and Sachem School District garnered funds for breast cancer during the “Shoot for the Cure” basketball game series held on Saturday, February 16.
Suffolk County Bans BPA-Coated Receipts
Legislators in Suffolk county, NY voted to ban the use of BPA-coated receipt paper, used in retail stores, ATMs, and gas stations across the country.
Fighting Myths For World Cancer Day
Today, February 4, is the globally-recognized World Cancer Day and the theme is dispelling cancer myths.
January’s Long Island & NYC Breast Cancer Workshops
Here are some of the great breast health programs presented throughout Long Island and NYC last month.
New Study Shows Carotenoid-Rich Vegetables Reduce the Risk of Breast Cancer
Once again, medical researchers are proving your mother right: you really should eat your vegetables.
Our Favorite New Year’s Resolution: Taking Care of Yourself
Staying on top of monthly breast self-exams and yearly mammogramsA low dose x-ray picture of the breast that allows a doctor to view glandular tissue and determine the presence of cancer. is one of the best ways to ensure early detection of breast cancer, which is key to having a long and healthy future.