A blog about research, awareness, prevention, treatment and survivorship of Breast Cancer and all cancers, including targeted scientific research and a grassroots approach to increase screening for cancer, especially in the low income and under-insured population of El Paso, Texas, with a view to expand this new health care model to many other 'minority' populations across the United States and beyond
Sunday, July 15, 2012
The Office of the Coalition for the Reversal of Breast Cancer Mortality is taking shape and adopting stimulating colors!
Breast cancer Primary prevention include most importantly the detection of risk factors for development of the disease. 20 risk factors are listed on Breastcancer.0rg. In any specific population, these risks are more or less frequent.
The secondary prevention involves active screening. The standard in our communities is by mammography.
Tertiary prevention involves the navigation of diagnosed patient through the various modalities of treatments (radiation,surgery and chemotherapy). it also include the survivorship interventions. At each step, CRBCM has designed an appropriate intervention however funding for their implementation is hard to find. Support CRBCM by joining our volunteers or by Donating. Call 915-307-3354 to lend a hand. The time is now, Move...
The CRBCM blog has received international recognition. We are invited to London and Chicago to attend conferences on mechanisms of resistance of cancers. In London, they want to discuss tumor models. Availability of funds will determine our participation or not. One thing is for sure, if you approach an education with some laws in mind such laws of nature described in our blog, the education is more interesting because it provides an opportunity to validate your thoughts or challenge them. Education will offer ways to expand our knowledge and identify even more opportunities for research or frankly more answers to the many questions on our blog. And every step will bring us closer to the cure. But as it seems, cure is hidden behind politics that complicate our life at CRBCM. We will not give up. we feel it is in our reach! And God will help us find it! We thanks our readers in the UK. Sometimes success comes from outside your State!
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Breast cancer Primary prevention include most importantly the detection of risk factors for development of the disease. 20 risk factors are listed on Breastcancer.0rg. In any specific population, these risks are more or less frequent.
The secondary prevention involves active screening. The standard in our communities is by mammography.
Tertiary prevention involves the navigation of diagnosed patient through the various modalities of treatments (radiation,surgery and chemotherapy). it also include the survivorship interventions. At each step, CRBCM has designed an appropriate intervention however funding for their implementation is hard to find. Support CRBCM by joining our volunteers or by Donating. Call 915-307-3354 to lend a hand. The time is now, Move...
The CRBCM blog has received international recognition. We are invited to London and Chicago to attend conferences on mechanisms of resistance of cancers. In London, they want to discuss tumor models. Availability of funds will determine our participation or not. One thing is for sure, if you approach an education with some laws in mind such laws of nature described in our blog, the education is more interesting because it provides an opportunity to validate your thoughts or challenge them. Education will offer ways to expand our knowledge and identify even more opportunities for research or frankly more answers to the many questions on our blog. And every step will bring us closer to the cure. But as it seems, cure is hidden behind politics that complicate our life at CRBCM. We will not give up. we feel it is in our reach! And God will help us find it! We thanks our readers in the UK. Sometimes success comes from outside your State!
such as the laws of nature described on our blog!
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