Your risk is personal—and understanding it empowers you. If you've ever found yourself wondering, "Am I at high risk for breast cancer?" you're not alone. It's one of the most common questions women ask their doctors. The answer, however, isn't a simple yes or no. Breast cancer risk is influenced by a complex interplay of factors—some within your control, and some that are simply part of who you are. The good news? Understanding your personal risk profile doesn't have to be o

Access shouldn’t determine outcomes. Equity saves lives. In June 2026, Arizona took a significant step forward. Governor Katie Hobbs signed SB1165 (Breast Cancer Screening Continuum) into law, a bill that prohibits health insurers from imposing cost-sharing requirements for preventive breast cancer screenings and follow-up diagnostic services. This means that for many Arizonans, starting January 2027, the financial barrier to a mammogram or a necessary follow-up exam will be

When you're going through breast cancer treatment, everyone talks about the finish line. Ringing the bell. Taking that last pill. Hearing your doctor say those words you've been waiting for. And don't get me wrong, that moment is huge. It's emotional, it's relieving, and it deserves all the celebration in the world. But here's what nobody really prepares you for: survivorship isn't a finish line. It's a whole new chapter. And honestly? It comes with its own set of challenges,