Learn about the latest research and innovations that are driving new treatments to help improve patient outcomes.

Learn more about how you can identify your genetic risk of developing breast cancer and about differences in how your immune system may respond when cancer develops.

Learn from an illuminating presentation about the unique breast cancer risks for women of color. What are your risk factors? Why are breast cancer death rates higher for Black women and how can you become your own best advocate to navigate diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship.

Hear from cancer patients about their experience, lessons they learned, and resources available to support you. Hosted by the Stanford Medicine Cancer Survivorship Program.

What are you most struggling with regarding your experience with cancer? Watch this workshop with cancer warriors and inspirational speakers Parul Somani and Martin Inderbitzin and reflect on your cancer journey, learn how you can reframe your challenges, and discover what you can start doing today to change your story.

Managing stress is especially complicated in a COVID environment. Watch as cancer warriors and inspirational speakers Parul Somani and Martin Inderbitzin sit down with Stanford's Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Dr. David Spiegel, to discuss the power of hypnosis and social support in helping people cope with stress.

Understanding mindset and how our view of stress impacts our health is key to strengthening our mental wellbeing. Watch as cancer warriors and inspirational speakers Parul Somani and Martin Inderbitzin sit down with Stanford’s Assistant Professor of Psychology, Dr. Alia Crum, to discuss the power of mindset and its role in helping us thrive even when facing hardships.

While each person's cancer journey is unique, there is much to be learned and shared. Watch as Lidia Schapira, Medical Director of Cancer Survivorship at Stanford Medicine and the Stanford Cancer Institute, sits down with cancer warriors and inspirational speakers Parul Somani and Martin Inderbitzin to discuss their experiences and lessons learned as patients, survivors, and caregivers.