Author:

Stopping Breast Cancer in Its Tracks The Laurus Project® is proud to announce a new donation to support the Jan Lammerding Lab, Biomedical Engineering, Weill Institute for Cell and Molecular Biology, Cornell University, New York. Dr. Lammerding’s research has discovered that when cells squeeze through small openings, such as restricted spaces between other cells, they […]

Art Therapy is Proven to Ease the Emotional Effects Caused by a Breast Cancer Diagnosis The Laurus Project®, a breast cancer non-profit, announced a grant supporting the Art Therapy Program at New York University’s Langone Perlmutter Cancer Center. The funds will be used for the art therapy program for breast cancer patients. About 80% of […]

The Laurus Project® Launches Mindfulness and Meditation Workshop Breast Cancer Non-Profit Announces Community Program for Survivors The Laurus Project®, a breast cancer non-profit announced the launch of a series of mindfulness and meditation workshops for breast cancer survivors. A recent study has found that about 80% of women with breast cancer have signs of Post-Traumatic […]

Numerous studies show that lifestyle choices can influence the incidence and recurrence of breast cancer. The Laurus Project® recently partnered with Inland Empire Health Plan of Southern California for a Know your Breast Cancer Risk digital campaign to help members understand their breast cancer risk and how to minimize it while living a healthier life. […]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Breast Cancer Non-Profit Funds Promising New Clinical Trial The Laurus Project, a breast cancer non-profit organization, announced a new research grant to Dr. Linda Vahdat, Medical Oncologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Breast Cancer Research Program. In an initial clinical trial of triple negative breast cancer patients organized by Dr. Vahdat, […]

By A. Clara Pistek 80% of Women Suffer from PTSD Symptoms after Breast Cancer Diagnosis A Conversation with Dr. Deborah Axelrod about a Holistic Approach to Cancer Care A recent study has found that about 80% of women with breast cancer have signs of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) as a result of their diagnosis. PTSD […]