Eat a Cancer-Fighting Taco for National Taco Day
With an easy makeover of the traditional greasefest concoction, tacos can be a great way to include some of the top cancer-fighting foods in your diet and help reduce your risk of breast cancer.
Maurer Foundation Featured in Newsday
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month gets closer, local media is firing up and our phones are ringing off the hook. While we always like to say, “breast cancer doesn’t only happen in October,” we certainly can’t turn away the opportunity to educate...
Anti-Cancer Food Spotlight: Pomegranates
Pomegranates, in season in September, reduce breast cancer risk by being good sources of antioxidants, ellagitannins and fiber.
Pink Fire Trucks Support Breast Cancer Seminars of the Maurer Foundation
On Sept 19, 2011, the Garden City Fire Department Headquarters Company and volunteers from the Pink Heals Tour will park a pink fire truck in Mineola, NY.
Pink Fire Trucks Support Long Island Breast Cancer Charities
Firemen from the Garden City Fire Department Headquarters Company and volunteers from the Pink Heals Tour will park pink fire trucks in Mineola and Garden City to fundraise for Long Island breast cancer charities.
Join the Presidential Active Lifestyle Award Challenge To Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
Exercise is a key component of breast cancer prevention. But how to make sure you get your daily 30 minutes? Make a game of it! Enter the Presidential Active Lifestyle Award (PALA) Challenge, a program of the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports, and Nutrition.
About The Maurer Foundation Video
Founder Dr. Virginia Maurer explain in a short video why she started the Maurer Foundation.
Maurer Foundation Presents Breast Health Program At Garden City High School
The Garden City High School senior girls attended the annual Women’s Health Awareness Program on March 31 in the Garden City High School Library.
Maurer Foundation Raises Breast Cancer Awareness at Stuyvesant High School
A student’s view of one our cancer-prevention breast health programs, published in The Spectator, the Stuyvesant High School newspaper.