Joanna Metzner-Sadurski, President of Oncology101.org, Adjunct Professor at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine, shared on LinkedIn:
“Thank you, Calvary Grove Baptist Church, for welcoming us today to talk about breast cancer prevention, screening, and healthy living. Your warmth and hospitality made this visit so special!
Education matters. Knowing how to lower our cancer risk, which screenings we need, and when to get them helps us take action. Finding cancer earlier can sometimes allow less intensive treatment. Our goal is to help patients experience less disruption to work, family life, and the everyday activities they love.
Ruiling Yuan and I were especially touched to each receive a beautiful fruit basket. Thank you for such a thoughtful gift and for caring so deeply about your community and for having us..
Healthy eating, regular exercise, education, and access to preventive care – a healthier America begins in communities like this one.”
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Breast Health Day 2026: Why Early Detection Matters and Why Screening Cannot Wait
