The Breast Cancer Genes BRCA1 & BRCA2
What are the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes and how do they increase your risk of breast cancer?
Mind Body Spirit Expo Benefits Maurer Foundation
On July 24th, the Mind Body Spirit Expo will bring an inspiring combination of speakers, demonstrations, and workshops to Carlyle on the Green in Farmingdale for a one-day celebration of health and wellness. All proceeds to go to The Maurer Foundation.
Ask the Doctor: The Real Truth About The War Against Breast Cancer
In response to a recent article in The New York Times Magazine, “Our Feel Good War on Breast Cancer,” Dr. Lora Weiselberg, a leading expert in breast cancer from Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine, sets the record straight.
James Alterbaum Joins Maurer Foundation Board of Directors
James Alterbaum’s extensive background in law and business make him a valuable asset to the Foundation’s Board of Directors.
Come See The Maurer Foundation At The HIA-LI Trade Show
Come visit the Maurer Foundation booth Thursday, May 23rd, at Long Island’s largest business-to-business event, the Hauppauge Industrial Association-Long Island (HIA-LI) Annual Trade Show and Conference.
What Is Triple Negative Breast Cancer?
Definition, treatment, survival rates, prognosis and statistics of triple negative breast cancer.
New Study Shows Breast Implants May Reduce Breast Cancer Survival Rates
The researchers found that women with implants had a 26% higher risk of being diagnosed at a later stage of breast cancer than those without, coupled with a 38% higher risk of death from breast cancer than those women without implants.
New Study Suggests Aspirin May Help Fight Breast Cancer
New research suggests some breast cancer cell growth might be significantly reduced—and possibly prevented in the first place—by consistent low doses of aspirin.
National Volunteer Week is Here—Get Involved and Make a Difference!
This week, people are encouraged to volunteer, and The Maurer Foundation has plenty of ways in which you can participate!
Smoking and Breast Cancer
Not only is smoking a risk factor for breast cancer, but the younger a smoker picks up the habit, the higher the risk becomes.