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Philadelphia magazine’s Think Pink profiles the people and initiatives on the front lines in combatting the effects of breast cancer.

While cancer is a disease that can affect anyone, it doesn’t affect everyone equally. Philadelphian Jamil Rivers is on a mission to disrupt those outcome disparities in breast cancer.

The Summer Health Experience hopes to break barriers for women in STEM.

A cancer diagnosis can be devastating for patients and their loved ones alike. Here, entrepreneur turned mindfulness advocate Pat Croce shares how staying in the present moment can help.

According to the CDC, screening every two years reduces breast cancer deaths by 26 percent for every 1,000 women screened. Here’s what you need to know.

The American Cancer Society has a new CEO, and as she begins her role, she’s hopeful for the organization’s future

Cancer doesn’t stop just because there’s another global health crisis. Here, six stories from doctors, patients, volunteers and others who stepped up in a time of great need.

If cancer is caught early, survival rates go up and the cost and time of treatment go down.

Simple ways to keep your health and wellness in check, no matter what life throws your way.

Metastatic breast cancer survivor Erica Griffiths is finding determination, hope and joy amid a years-long battle.

Meditation is a skill you can bring with you anywhere.

The American Cancer Society’s Amate a Ti Misma initiative provides underinsured and uninsured women with free screenings.

Here’s why you should skip the deodorant and wear a t-shirt.

How a photoshoot restored confidence for breast cancer survivors.

“The breast is not in a vacuum; it’s part of a whole person.”