Why Black Women Face A Triple Threat From Breast Cancer

The video discusses the importance of breast cancer screening, particularly for Black women in Washington DC. It highlights the role of mobile mammography units in reaching underserved areas and the challenges Black women face, such as higher mortality rates and aggressive cancer types. Personal stories, like Donna Hayes', emphasize the need for early diagnosis and support systems. The video advocates for earlier screening guidelines for Black women and showcases the mammogram experience to encourage participation.

What are the differences between hormone-responsive breast cancer and triple negative breast cancer?

What misconceptions do some women have about their risk of breast cancer based on age?

How did Donna Hayes cope with her diagnosis and treatment of triple negative breast cancer?