Mammography can pick up cancers 3 to 5 years before people can feel it with their hands. It can detect the earliest types of breast cancer, stage zero, which are usually micro-calcifications. Currently, 3D mammograms are the newest and latest technology that allows us...
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Unite For HER Brings Integrative Services to TOUCH, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance’s Preemptive Breast Cancer Clinical Trial Recruitment & Retention Program
With an ever-growing breadth of supportive services, the TOUCH Care program aims to move the needle on addressing breast cancer clinical trial disparities for Black women. Annapolis, MD (January 23, 2024) – TOUCH, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance (TOUCHBBCA), and...
2023-2024 Unite for HER Honorees
West Chester, PA - National nonprofit organization Unite for HER announced the 2023-2024 award winners for their work in supporting the mission and outreach services of Unite for HER. "It is an honor to highlight these organizations and individuals who strive to make...
Unite for HER Wellness Program featured at San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium
Unite for HER surveyed participating metastatic breast cancer patients and submitted the data for analysis by Cancer Support Community. Among the key findings were the ability of integrative therapies to reduce stress, reduce medication used for side effects, and to improve reported quality of life.
Unite for HER Names 2022-23 Honorees
Unite for HER names honorees for service to support those with breast and ovarian cancersHonorees are named in recognition of their outstanding commitment and tireless efforts on behalf of breast and ovarian cancer patients. Honorees will be recognized at the...
Unite for HER Announces New Partnership with FarmboxRX
Unite For HER Partners with FarmboxRx to Give Participants Access To Healthy Foods Nationwide Participants can choose the nutrition option available on their passport program for a six-week subscription to a weekly fresh produce delivery service Unite For HER, a...
New Study Highlights Need for Integrative Care for Breast Cancer Patients
In the study, the researchers found that two-thirds of oncologists (66%) and patients (65%) believe using complementary and lifestyle therapies, in addition to conventional medical treatments, improve patients’ quality of life. Many patients (60%) also believe these treatments lead to better health outcomes, but many (66%) are unsure if their treating institutions offer any financial support for these modalities.
Unite for HER Awarded Nationally for Integrative Breast Cancer Care
WILMINGTON, Del.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AstraZeneca, in partnership with Scientific American Custom Media, today announced the winners of the third annual Cancer Community Awards (or C2 Awards). A part of the AstraZeneca YOUR Cancer program, the C2 Awards celebrate...
Happy Birthday Unite for HER
Twelve years ago, we incorporated a non-profit, Unite for HER, with the hopes of educating and providing integrative care for those diagnosed with breast cancer, healing them to become empowered, educated, and restored, whatever that looked like, during a very dark...
Volkswagen Employees and Dealers Raise Funds to Support Breast and Ovarian Cancer Patients, New Program at Weill Cornell Medicine
New York City, NY – Volkswagen employees and dealers have teamed up with Pennsylvania-based non-profit Unite for HER to launch a new program to support breast and ovarian cancer patients in underserved areas. Volkswagen dealerships in the northeast raised more than...
Unite for HER Wellness Program Expands Nationwide, Supporting Breast and Ovarian Cancer Patients Across US
West Chester, PA – May 4, 2021 – Breast and ovarian cancer patients throughout the United States will be eligible to receive free integrative therapies and resources through the Unite for HER Wellness Program thanks to a new national expansion of the program. “We are...
Ask the Experts: Answering COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ
It can be difficult to decipher between fact and fiction when searching for information online regarding the new COVID-19 vaccines. We sat down with Dr. Linna Li, System Division Chief of Radiation Oncology at Main Line Health, to address common questions regarding...










