by Dr. Monica Sheth | Sep 2, 2025
There is one known breast cancer risk factor that still raises a lot of questions: breast density. About 10% of women have extremely dense breasts, and research has shown that their risk of developing breast cancer is double compared to those with non-dense breasts
by Lauren Fisch-Henry | Aug 19, 2025
Join us on August 28th for a fun night of trivia in support of breast health education!
by Lauren Fisch-Henry | Aug 12, 2025
Maintaining a balanced diet is a key part of overall wellness. Focusing on eating nutritious foods is crucial, but understanding serving sizes can be just as important.
by Lauren Fisch-Henry | Aug 4, 2025
We are thrilled to announce that Catherine Marano, President, CEO, and Founder of Highway Safety Protection Corp, has joined The Maurer Foundation’s Board of Directors. We are deeply honored to welcome Catherine to our board,” said Susan Samaroo, Executive Director of...
by Magali Romero-Tang, MPH | Jul 29, 2025
Breasts undergo many changes throughout a person’s life, and one of the most transformative phases is pregnancy. Amid the many physical and emotional shifts happening during this time, breast awareness can sometimes take a back seat. But there’s plenty to be pumped about when it comes to breast health during pregnancy!
by Sara Gates | Jun 30, 2025
Coleslaw or Potato Salad? Coleslaw. Even though both coleslaw and potato salad are filled with mayonnaise, Coleslaw is the better choice. Cabbage in coleslaw is dense with sulforaphane, a chemical that boosts your body’s production of enzymes that fight off cancer....