Listen to Your Body: Breast Cancer Awareness, Screening, and the Voices of Black Women Study
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Listen to Your Body: Breast Cancer Awareness, Screening, and the Voices of Black Women Study
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Early detection and honest family conversations can save lives, and this episode brings together survivors, advocates, and researchers for a candid look at breast cancer in 2026. Tammy shares her stage one triple-positive diagnosis after finding a lump despite a clear mammogram, while Tanya discusses her three breast cancer diagnoses, including a stage zero diagnosis caught through baseline mammography, and the higher mortality rate for Black women. The guests stress not ignoring symptoms like fatigue or a lump, and they talk about breaking cultural patterns of silence around family cancer history. Amanda and Latoschka invite listeners to join the Voices of Black Women Study, which is seeking 100,000 Black women ages 20 to 60, including those who have never had cancer, to help close research gaps. The conversation also covers advocacy through the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, expanded screening access, younger diagnoses, and the value of colon cancer screening. Listeners are invited to the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on October 11, with free onsite registration, and are pointed to voices.cancer.org, fightcancer.org/nevada, and makingstrideswalk.org/lasvegasnv for more information.