In November, METAvivor tried something a little different. We shared branded information with the community about novel testing that may help those with metastatic breast cancer make more informed choices about their treatment or potentially, the next bridge treatment.
According to poet T. S. Eliot, “April is the cruelest month.” I disagree. From my vantage point, the cruelest month is October, or “Pinktober” to the breast cancer community. That’s when the country turns its focus to breast cancer awareness, and pink ribbons sprout like weeds.
Read more as Linda Hansen shares her story and why she believes "Pinktober" is the cruelest month.
METAvivor Research and Support announces the launch of the fourth annual global landmark campaign, #LightUpMBC, to shine a light on the importance of awareness and funding for metastatic breast cancer (MBC) research.
METAvivor Board Secretary and Ohio State Captain, Kate Watson reflects back on her first Stage IV Stampede in 2018. Hear how she navigated the emotional and wonderful experience as a first time participant and what continues to resonate with her today.