News & Stories
Meet fellow participants who have being diagnosed with benign breast disease
In this edition, two Breast Cancer Now Generations Study participants share their personal experiences of being diagnosed with benign breast disease. They reflect on how their condition was discovered, the information and support they received, and whether the diagnosis influenced their health or lifestyle choices.
Finding strength in movement: Participants share their motivation to stay active after a breast cancer diagnosis
In this edition, three Generations Study participants tell us about their motivation to increase physical activity after their breast cancer diagnosis. They share their concerns, perceived health benefits of being more active, and the types of support they believe could help others who are considering becoming more physically active.
Meet fellow participants who have undergone mastectomies
Here are three stories from individuals who underwent genetic testing and were offered mastectomy because, at their level of risk, the potential benefits were thought to outweigh the possible downsides. It’s important to note that there are many strategies available to reduce the risk of breast cancer. We are not advocating for any approach - as these stories show - each person’s journey and decision is unique.
Meet fellow participants who are members of the participant panel
We held our second online participant panel meeting in November. Here’s the screenshot from the meeting and two participants’ (Arlene and Katie) experience of being members of the panel.
Meet fellow participants and hear about their experiences
Learn more about fellow participants and their reasons for joining the Generations Study. Below we hear from Jan and Amanda.