Tagged: breast cancer

Health System Research
11:35 am
Mon December 17, 2012

Patient Navigators Helping Speed Breast Cancer Diagnosis In Latinas

Credit UT Health Science Center

It’s not uncommon for Latinas who have an abnormal mammogram test to not follow up and get the medical treatment they need, but a little extra support from helpers called “patient navigators” can make the difference.

Facing a possible diagnosis of breast cancer can be tough for anyone to process, but for whatever reason, Hispanic women need a little extra help to get them back to the doctor.

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Classical Spotlight
3:00 pm
Tue November 13, 2012

SA Mastersingers Revisit Sing For The Cure: Benefit For Breast Cancer Research This Sunday

Credit John Clare / Texas Public Radio
John Silantien in the TPR Studios.

It has been three years since the San Antonio Mastersingers performed Sing for the Cure, a work created by Pamela Martin and Brant Adams. Director John Silantien says "every time you look at it [Sing for the Cure], you can see something different, and it touches everybody! I mean it is just so powerful in its reach, and this topic of breast cancer, it seems like it is in everyone's life."

Donations are being accepted by the choral group, as well as "pink notes" that will be displayed at the concert.

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