As we reach the final day of the year this December 31st, OncoDaily concludes the “100 Influential Celebrities in Oncology: The 2023 Edition.” Reflecting on the inspiring actions of each of these 100 celebrities, we’ve seen how they’ve harnessed their platforms to make a meaningful impact in the fight against cancer.

From personal battles to public advocacy, their stories have illuminated the many ways individuals can contribute to cancer awareness, research, and patient support. These figures from diverse spheres like entertainment, sports, science, business, and literature have united with a common purpose: to advance the fight against this pervasive disease and support those affected by it.

As we bid farewell to this year, we carry with us the inspiration from these influential figures. Their dedication reminds us that we all have a role to play in this fight, and together, we can make strides toward a future where cancer is no longer a formidable foe.

OncoDaily extends heartfelt gratitude to each celebrity featured and to everyone who has joined us in this journey throughout the year. As we step into the New Year, we wish everyone a Happy New Year and blessed holidays. May this time of reflection and celebration renew our collective spirit and commitment to making a positive impact in the world of oncology and beyond. Together, let’s continue to make a difference.

Keanu Reeves (USA), the American actor whose blockbuster films have enthralled audiences worldwide, demonstrates an equally powerful off-screen presence in his private philanthropy, funding cancer research and children’s hospitals without seeking the spotlight for these compassionate acts.

Sheikha Mozah of Qatar (Qatar) has emerged as a global force in healthcare advocacy. As chairperson of the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science, and Community Development, she has been instrumental in fostering medical research and establishing state-of-the-art oncology facilities.

Lionel Messi (Argentina), football icon brings the same passion he exhibits on the pitch to his work with pediatric cancer initiatives. Through his foundation, Messi is known for scoring goals not just for his team, but for countless children facing cancer diagnoses.

Aishwarya Rai (India), Indian cinema’s beloved actress, often hailed for her stunning performances and presence, channels her influence into raising awareness and championing various causes, notably including cancer awareness programs that have brought hope to many.

Khloe Kardashian (USA), a household name in the United States, has not only utilized her extensive reach on social media and television to support cancer causes but has also bravely shared her personal battle with skin cancer, reinforcing her dedication to advocacy and the importance of preventative care.

José Carreras (Spain), Spanish tenor has a deeply personal connection to oncology, having survived leukemia himself. His José Carreras International Leukemia Foundation has raised millions for research and has supported patients worldwide since its inception.

Carla Bruni (France), model-turned-singer and former first lady of France, combines her public stature with private dedication, recently revealing her own breast cancer journey as a powerful message for the importance of regular mammograms and early detection in saving lives.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (USA), NBA legend and a two-time cancer survivor, has been vocal about his health battles, inspiring others with his advocacy and efforts in raising awareness about cancer prevention and treatment, particularly in underserved communities.

Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee (USA), an esteemed oncologist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the groundbreaking book “The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer,” has educated millions on the history and complexities of the disease, seamlessly marrying scientific insight with compassionate storytelling.

Prince William and Kate Middleton (UK) in the United Kingdom represent a modern approach to royal philanthropy. With their influence, they have shone a spotlight on cancer support and research organizations, understanding their roles as catalysts for change and symbols of hope.

Queen Rania (Jordan) is not just royalty but also a beacon of humanitarian efforts, including significant contributions to cancer care and awareness in the Middle East. Her patronage of various health initiatives exemplifies her commitment to improving lives affected by cancer.

Angelina Jolie (USA), an Oscar-winning actress and humanitarian, has been a vocal advocate for cancer awareness, especially breast and ovarian cancer. Her candid sharing of her preventive double mastectomy has sparked global conversations about genetic risks and preventive healthcare.

Mohamed Salah (Egypt), renowned for his prowess on the soccer field, extends his influence into philanthropy, supporting cancer hospitals and advocating for children with cancer in Egypt, highlighting the importance of accessible healthcare.

Stromae (Belgium), the internationally acclaimed musician, has used his platform to support various cancer awareness campaigns. His artistry extends into a heartfelt dedication to causes that resonate with his global audience.

Paco Arango (Spain), a filmmaker, has dedicated much of his work to supporting children with cancer. His foundation, Aladina, provides critical support and brings joy to young patients, showcasing the healing power of laughter and positivity.

Konstantin Khabensky (Russia), a prominent actor in Russia, founded a charity (Khabensky Fund) that supports children with brain cancer. His efforts in raising funds and awareness have made a substantial impact in the lives of many families.

Yuvraj Singh (India), a cricketing legend, turned his personal battle with cancer into a crusade to help others. His foundation YouWeCan (Yuvraj Singh Foundation) actively supports cancer awareness and aids those undergoing treatment, particularly young cancer patients.

Amancio Ortega (Spain), the founder of Inditex (owner of Zara, Bershka, Massimo Dutti, Pull&Bear, Stradivarius, etc.), is known for his substantial contributions to the healthcare sector, including donations to improve cancer treatment facilities and services, demonstrating a commitment to public health.

Reese Witherspoon (USA), an Academy Award-winning actress and producer, advocates for women’s health, including breast cancer awareness. Her influence in Hollywood is matched by her dedication to causes that affect women globally.

Marlo Thomas (USA), an actress and producer, has long been associated with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, founded by her father. Her tireless work has significantly advanced research and treatment for pediatric cancers.

Lance Armstrong (USA): The former professional cyclist, despite his controversial career, has played a pivotal role in cancer advocacy. His experience with testicular cancer led to the founding of the Livestrong Foundation, which has significantly contributed to cancer awareness and support.

Kylie Minogue (Australia): The pop icon bravely battled breast cancer, and since her recovery, has been a vocal advocate for cancer awareness. Her journey has inspired millions and highlighted the importance of early detection and treatment.

Lupita Nyong’o (Kenya): The Academy Award-winning actress uses her global influence to support various cancer charities. Her commitment to healthcare initiatives, particularly in Kenya, has raised substantial awareness and funding.

Ken Watanabe (Japan): A survivor of both leukemia and stomach cancer, Watanabe’s resilience and continued success in Hollywood serve as an inspiration. He actively participates in cancer awareness programs and supports cancer research.

John J. York (USA): The “General Hospital” star, diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndromes and multiple myeloma, is undergoing a blood stem cell transplant. His openness about his treatment journey provides valuable insight into the realities of cancer treatment.

Queen Letizia (Spain): As a royal figure, Queen Letizia uses her platform to support numerous health causes, including cancer research and patient support, emphasizing the importance of early detection and quality healthcare.

Jackie DeAngelis (USA): Co-host of “The Big Money Show” on Fox Business, DeAngelis was diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer after her first annual mammogram at age 40. Her story is a powerful reminder of the importance of early detection. Returning to work just 13 days after a double mastectomy, she faced significant emotional and physical challenges, advocating now for the critical role of regular screenings in cancer prevention.

Julia Koch (USA): As a philanthropist, Koch has directed significant resources towards cancer research and treatment facilities, demonstrating a commitment to advancing medical science and patient care.

Dolph Lundgren (USA): The actor’s personal battle with kidney cancer, and his remarkable recovery, highlight the importance of medical research and innovation. His story is a testament to the advancements in cancer treatment.

Francoise Hardy (France): The iconic singer and actress has been open about her own struggle with cancer. Her advocacy for patient care and research funding has been influential in France and beyond.

Michael Douglas (USA): A veteran actor, Michael Douglas has been a vocal advocate for cancer awareness following his own battle with the disease. He actively participates in campaigns that promote cancer research and prevention.

Sofia Vergara (USA): A Colombian-American actress and entrepreneur, Sofia Vergara is known for her support of cancer charities, driven by her personal experience of conquering thyroid cancer in 2000. She sponsored a charity in her hometown of Barranquilla, Colombia, focusing on building a comfortable cancer center for patients and their families.

Zhao Wei (China): As one of China’s most prominent actresses, Zhao Wei has used her celebrity status to raise awareness and funds for cancer research, focusing on childhood cancers. In 2014, she established the V-Love Foundation, which concentrates on childhood leukemia.

Jeff Bezos (USA): The founder of Amazon, Jeff Bezos has directed considerable resources towards oncology research and innovative treatments through his philanthropic efforts. In a notable act of philanthropy last year, the Bezos family donated $710 million to the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in Seattle.

Chulpan Khamatova (Russia): Acclaimed Russian actress and philanthropist Chulpan Khamatova co-founded the Gift of Life charity, which supports children with cancer. Her dedication has significantly impacted her country.

Olivia Colman (UK): Known for her versatile roles, British actress Olivia Colman actively supports cancer charities and campaigns, using her platform to raise awareness and funds for cancer research.

Gautami Tadimalla (India): An Indian actress and breast cancer survivor, Gautami Tadimalla is a prominent advocate for cancer awareness in India, focusing on early detection and treatment. Gautami founded Life Again Foundation (LAF) to help cancer patients.

Sharon Osbourne (USA / UK): A television personality and author, Sharon Osbourne, who has publicly battled colon cancer, is an outspoken supporter of cancer research and regularly participates in fundraising events.

Delta Goodrem (Australia): Australian singer-songwriter Delta Goodrem, a survivor of Hodgkin’s lymphoma, uses her music and public platform to inspire those affected by cancer and to support research initiatives.

Sharon Stone (USA): An iconic actress and model, Sharon Stone has long been an advocate for cancer research, participating in numerous campaigns and events to raise awareness and funds. She faced a complex medical journey involving breast cancer, where she underwent surgery and reconstruction, only to discover later that the tumors were benign. Despite this challenging experience, she remains a vocal advocate for cancer awareness and research.

Taylor Swift (USA): Global music superstar Taylor Swift not only brings unique attention to the world of oncology but also shares her personal connection to the cause. Her mother, Andrea Swift, is a two-time cancer survivor. Taylor, who has dedicated songs like “The Best Day” and “Soon You’ll Get Better” to her mother’s fight with cancer, emphasizes the importance of caregivers’ health and mental wellbeing. Her presence next to the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) meeting in Chicago this year brought a unique attention to the world of oncology.

Maria Menounos (USA): Emmy Award-winning TV host and creator of the “Heal Squad,” Maria Menounos faced a challenging health journey, leading to the diagnosis of a rare pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor. Her successful surgery in February 2023 marked a significant milestone. Today, she enjoys motherhood and maintains a vigilant approach to her health, advocating for others to seek second opinions and stay proactive about their health symptoms.

Linda Evangelista (Canada): A supermodel who has bravely faced her cancer journey not once, but twice. The support she received from friends like Salma Hayek highlights the power of solidarity and compassion in difficult times.

Salma Hayek (USA): Actress Salma Hayek, has been a longtime supporter of cancer causes. Recently, she showed her deep commitment to supporting those battling cancer when she rushed to aid her friend Linda Evangelista during her cancer treatment.

Yemi Alade (Nigeria): Nigerian singer Yemi Alade uses her international fame to shine a light on various health issues, including cancer awareness, especially in Africa where such advocacy is crucial.

Sanjay Dutt (India): Indian actor Sanjay Dutt, a cancer survivor himself, actively participates in cancer awareness initiatives, sharing his personal experience to inspire others and advocate for early detection.

Paola Rojas (Mexico): Mexican journalist Paola Rojas has used her media presence to increase awareness about cancer, especially in Latin America, focusing on education and the importance of regular health check-ups.

Charlize Theron (USA): Hollywood actress Charlize Theron is renowned for her philanthropic efforts, including support for cancer research and patient care programs.

Ricky Rubio (Spain): Spanish professional basketball player Ricky Rubio, affected personally by his mother’s battle with lung cancer, established the Ricky Rubio Foundation. It supports underprivileged youth, disabled youth, and those impacted by cancer, with a focus on lung cancer.

Patrick Soon-Shiong (USA): a South African-American surgeon, entrepreneur, scientist, and media proprietor, is notably the inventor of the drug Abraxane. He chairs the Chan Soon-Shiong Family Foundation, dedicated to funding research and eliminating disparities in healthcare and education access. He also leads the Chan Soon-Shiong Institute for Advanced Health, focusing on revolutionizing health information sharing, and the Healthcare Transformation Institute, which aims to transform healthcare delivery.

Anastacia (USA): American singer-songwriter Anastacia is a vocal advocate for breast cancer awareness, drawing from her personal battles with the disease.

Dwayne Johnson (USA): “The Rock” recently showed his heartfelt support for a young fan, Luna Perrone, battling Ewing sarcoma. His surprise visit and gift of a Disneyland trip for Luna and her family highlight his big heart and dedication to supporting cancer patients.

Martina Navratilova (Czech Republic/United States): Tennis legend Martina Navratilova, facing throat and breast cancer simultaneously, has openly shared her journey. Her resilience and champion’s mindset have been crucial in her battle against cancer, and she continues to urge women to be vigilant with regular screenings.

Michael Bublé (Canada): Singer Michael Bublé’s perspective on life changed significantly after his son’s liver cancer diagnosis. His experiences have deeply influenced his music and personal life, emphasizing the importance of family and health.

Heidi Klum (Germany): Supermodel and TV host Heidi Klum, recently celebrating her 50th birthday, has been proactive in cancer prevention, including getting a colonoscopy. She actively promotes a healthy lifestyle and regular screenings for cancer prevention.

Rima Fakih Slaiby (USA/Lebanon): As the Ambassador of the Children Cancer Center Lebanon, Former Miss USA Rima Fakih Slaiby uses her platform to support and raise awareness for children with cancer.

Ryan Reynolds (USA): Actor Ryan Reynolds has been involved in raising awareness about colon cancer, notably through his public colonoscopy to highlight the importance of early screening.

Sean Parker (USA): Sean Parker, the first president of Facebook, through the Parker Foundation, has made groundbreaking contributions to cancer research, especially in immunotherapy and CRISPR technology. His diverse philanthropic efforts extend across various sectors, significantly impacting public health and civic engagement.

Michael Bloomberg (USA): As the WHO’s Global Ambassador for Noncommunicable Diseases, Former Mayor of New York City, billionaire Michael Bloomberg’s philanthropy, including significant donations through Bloomberg Philanthropies, focuses on public health, cancer research, and prevention. His support for various health initiatives reflects his commitment to global health challenges.

Jennifer Aniston (USA): Actress Jennifer Aniston has been a longtime advocate for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, participating in various campaigns since 2008. Her commitment to supporting cancer research and care, including her involvement in campaigns like the “Hey Jude” remake, has made a notable impact.

Patrick Dempsey (USA): Actor Patrick Dempsey, widely known for his role on “Grey’s Anatomy,” has been a strong advocate for cancer awareness. Inspired by his mother’s battle with ovarian cancer, Dempsey established the Dempsey Center, which provides support for those affected by cancer.

Stella McCartney (UK): Fashion designer Stella McCartney, whose mother Linda McCartney died of breast cancer, actively supports breast cancer awareness. She often incorporates awareness and fundraising into her fashion lines and campaigns.

Idris Elba (UK): Actor Idris Elba has used his platform to raise awareness and funds for cancer research. He’s involved in various campaigns and initiatives aimed at improving cancer care and supporting those affected by the disease.

Katie Couric (USA): Journalist and author Katie Couric has been a leading figure in cancer advocacy, particularly for colorectal cancer, following the death of her husband from the disease. She co-founded Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) and actively encourages early screening and research. While at the Today show, Katie broadcasted her own colonoscopy. Subsequently, researchers observed approximately a 20% rise in the number of Americans getting the same procedure, a phenomenon that came to be known as “The Couric Effect.”

Ben Stiller (USA): Actor and comedian Ben Stiller openly shared his experience with prostate cancer, using his story to advocate for early detection and research. He continues to be involved in raising awareness about the importance of regular health check-ups.

Carlos Slim (Mexico): Business magnate Carlos Slim, through his foundation, has invested in health initiatives, including cancer research and treatment facilities, particularly in Latin America. His efforts focus on improving healthcare access and quality.

Kenneth C. Griffin (USA): Billionaire investor Kenneth C. Griffin has contributed significantly to cancer research through his philanthropic efforts. His donations have supported various cancer-related initiatives and institutions. Just recently, together with David Geffen, Ken Griffin donated 400 million dollars to the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.

Wanda Sykes (USA): Comedian and actress Wanda Sykes, a breast cancer survivor, speaks openly about her experience. She advocates for awareness, early detection, and research, bringing attention to the importance of regular screenings.

Paris Hilton (USA): Socialite and businesswoman Paris Hilton supports various charitable causes, including cancer research and awareness programs. Her participation in fundraisers and events helps draw attention to the ongoing fight against cancer.

Nancy Ajram (Lebanon): Lebanese singer Nancy Ajram uses her widespread influence to support health-related causes, including cancer awareness. Her involvement in various campaigns contributes to raising awareness and funds for cancer research in the Middle East.

Andy Taylor (UK): The former Duran Duran guitarist has recently shared his journey with Stage 4 prostate cancer. After beginning a new treatment known as Lutetium-177, Taylor has seen a dramatic improvement in his condition. He credits Welsh scientist Christopher Evans as a “guardian angel” for recommending the treatment. Taylor’s music has also been influenced by his battle, with his latest album reflecting a journey from darkness to hope.

Roger Federer (Switzerland): Tennis icon Roger Federer has shown a heartfelt dedication to young cancer survivors. His personal rallies and interactions with fans, like 10-year-old Mark Krajekian and Beatriz Tinoco, showcase his commitment to bringing joy and inspiration to those battling cancer. Federer’s off-court efforts demonstrate the powerful impact of using one’s platform to support and uplift others.

Lady Gaga (USA): An ardent advocate for cancer research, Lady Gaga’s commitment deepened after losing her close friend and confidante, Sonja Durham, to the disease. Gaga honors Durham’s memory by actively raising awareness and supporting the cancer community, using her personal loss as a catalyst for advocacy and change.

Stephen Amell (Canada): Best known for his role in “Arrow,” Stephen Amell actively participates in the fight against cancer as a board member of Fuck Cancer. His commitment extends beyond advocacy, directly engaging in initiatives that aim to eradicate the disease and support those affected by it.

Jennifer Fisher (USA): The renowned jewelry designer has turned her personal health battles into a force for positive change. After overcoming a rare tumor, Fisher has dedicated herself to promoting a healthy lifestyle and supporting different cancer initiatives.

Adele Roberts (UK): As a public figure who has personally faced stage 2 bowel cancer, Adele Roberts has become a vocal advocate for early detection and awareness. Partnering with Bowel Cancer UK, she emphasizes the importance of recognizing symptoms and seeking medical advice promptly to save lives.

Will Smith (USA): By documenting his first colonoscopy on YouTube, actor Will Smith has played a crucial role in demystifying and destigmatizing the screening process. His openness and humor in sharing this personal health journey encourage others to prioritize their preventative care.

Mkrtich Arzumanyan (Mko) (Armenia): Mko is a prominent figure in Armenia known for his efforts to raise cancer awareness and support childhood cancer charities. His commitment to the cause and his ability to engage and inspire others highlight the critical need for advocacy and support in regions where it is most needed.

Hugh Jackman (Australia): The Australian actor, widely celebrated for his roles in film and theater, has been open about his skin cancer journey. Jackman uses his platform to advocate for sun safety and regular health check-ups, emphasizing the importance of preventative care and early detection.

Nicky Hilton (USA): American businesswoman and fashion icon Nicky Hilton has used her public platform and influence to support various charitable causes, including those focused on cancer awareness and research. Through her participation in fundraising events and her advocacy for cancer research, she helps to draw attention to the urgent need for advancements in treatment and the importance of regular screenings.

Shannen Doherty (USA): Shannen Doherty, best known for her roles in “Beverly Hills, 90210” and “Charmed,” has been openly navigating her journey with Stage 4 breast cancer. Despite the challenges, Doherty remains determined and hopeful, focusing on her future and inspiring others with her bravery and candidness. Her story is a poignant reminder of the ongoing battles many face and the strength they exhibit each day.

David Beckham (UK): Beckham’s visit to the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre in London left a lasting impression on young cancer patients, particularly 12-year-old Kyrylo from Ukraine. His genuine interest in the patients’ treatments and his efforts to bring joy and encouragement during a challenging time illustrate the profound impact of kindness and support.

Viola Davis (USA): Oscar-winning actress Viola Davis has shown immense support for her friend and breast cancer survivor Michelle O’Neill. Davis’s gesture of renovating O’Neill’s home is a testament to the power of friendship and the difference one can make in the lives of those battling cancer. Her actions underscore the importance of support and compassion during such difficult journeys.

Ed Sheeran (UK): When faced with his wife Cherry’s cancer diagnosis, Ed Sheeran turned to music as a form of therapy, writing songs to cope with the emotions. His openness about their experience and his ongoing support highlight the personal impact of cancer and the ways individuals find strength and solace.

Sandra Bullock (USA): Sandra Bullock’s heartfelt message to Laura Nuttall, a young woman battling brain cancer, is a touching example of how celebrities can use their influence to bring comfort and recognition to individuals facing health challenges. Her words and actions provide a sense of community and support that can be invaluable during such times.

Laima Vaikule (Latvia): Latvian singer Laima Vaikule has spoken candidly about her own battle with breast cancer, sharing her experiences with chemotherapy and radiation. Her openness and resilience serve as an inspiration to many, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and hope in the face of illness.

Giuliana Rancic (USA): Television personality and fashion designer Giuliana Rancic has been vocal about her breast cancer journey, using her platform to advocate for awareness and early detection. Ten years after surviving the disease, she continues to give back and support others, reminding us of the enduring strength and solidarity within the cancer community.

Ellen DeGeneres (USA): Ellen DeGeneres has consistently supported health-related causes through her talk show and personal initiatives. Her ability to connect with people and raise awareness about various issues, including cancer, has made a significant impact, rallying support and spreading kindness.

Cate Blanchett (Australia): Cate Blanchett’s involvement with cancer charities and awareness campaigns reflects her commitment to using her influence for good. Her support helps to bring attention and resources to those in need, making a real difference in the fight against cancer.

Jami Gertz (USA): Actress and philanthropist Jami Gertz has made significant contributions to various health and cancer research organizations. Through her support and advocacy, she helps to raise awareness and funds for cancer care, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and the positive impact of collective efforts.

Emma Stone (USA): Emma Stone, whose mother is a breast cancer survivor, has shown her commitment to cancer support organizations like Gilda’s Club. Honored with the Gilda Radner Award, Stone has emphasized the importance of providing support to young people affected by cancer, reflecting her deep understanding of the challenges faced by families during such difficult times.

Val Kilmer (USA): Val Kilmer, known for his roles in iconic films, has had a personal battle with throat cancer. His journey, though intensely private, has brought attention to the disease and the importance of early detection and treatment. Kilmer’s experiences have made him a symbol of resilience and determination in the face of adversity.

Shakira (Colombia): International superstar Shakira has used her platform to support children with cancer. Teaming up with the Juegaterapia Foundation, she designed a bald doll to raise funds and boost the morale of pediatric cancer patients, sending a powerful message that bald is beautiful and that every child should feel supported and loved during their treatment.

Katy Perry (USA): Katy Perry has been a bright light in the world of cancer support, using her voice and influence to raise awareness and funds for cancer research. Her participation in various cancer awareness events underscores her commitment to the cause and her desire to make a positive impact in the lives of those affected by cancer.

Kathy Bates (USA): Acclaimed actress Kathy Bates turned her personal battles with ovarian and breast cancers into a passionate fight for better cancer treatment and awareness. Developing lymphedema after her surgeries, Bates has been a vocal advocate for recognizing symptoms, early screening, and better treatment options for lymphedema patients. Her story is one of turning anger and fear into constructive action to help others.

Usain Bolt (Jamaica): The fastest man in the world, Usain Bolt, has shown that his speed is matched by his generosity. Auctioning items like his running spikes to support children affected by cancer, Bolt has made a direct impact on the lives of young fans facing the disease, demonstrating that true champions are those who give back.

Amitabh Bachchan (India): Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan has been a vocal advocate for health and cancer awareness. Launching a breast cancer awareness app in multiple languages, Bachchan has utilized his immense popularity to educate and empower individuals about the importance of early detection and treatment.

Dakota Johnson (USA): As a Stand Up To Cancer ambassador, Dakota Johnson has dedicated her efforts to raising awareness and funds for cancer research. Her involvement with the organization highlights her commitment to the cause and her desire to see advancements in cancer treatment and care.

Nicole Kidman (Australia/USA): After witnessing her mother’s battle with breast cancer, Nicole Kidman, along with her husband Keith Urban, made a generous donation to the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center. Their contribution supports clinical trials and research, reflecting their deep personal commitment to advancing cancer treatment and supporting patients.

Christina Applegate (USA): After her own breast cancer diagnosis, Christina Applegate established Right Action for Women, a fund that supports breast cancer screenings for those at increased risk. Her advocacy and dedication to removing financial barriers to screenings have made a significant difference in the lives of many women, emphasizing the importance of early detection and access to care.