You, Me & Policy: Shining a Light on Young Adult Cancer Issues
Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz emphasizes importance of the EARLY Act – legislation helping to educate at-risk young women about breast cancer.
POSTS BY Loyce Pace Bass (LIVESTRONG Staff)
Why Medicaid matters: Dollars & Sense
Some governors steadfast in their decision not to expand Medicaid under healthcare reform are now changing their minds. Why has there been a flip? Because expanding Medicaid makes sense.
LIVESTRONG Foundation’s Commitment to Fighting Global Cancer
Last week, NPR aired a powerful series about the global cancer crisis. Hear how resources still don’t match the overwhelming need and what needs to be done about it.
Yes, Virginia, there IS cancer in Africa
Day One of a powerful week-long series on the global burden of cancer. Find out how to listen, learn and join the conversation here.
Confessions of a Mo Sista: Why I ‘Fro
Fro for the Mo. A Mo-Sista on her own adventures in creating cancer awareness.
One Step Closer to a Cancer-Free World
Real Measures
We hear it time and time again: What gets measured gets done. You can’t …
Cancer, LIVESTRONG & the World Health Assembly
Progress in Geneva last week. The world’s health ministers committed to reducing global deaths from cancer and other noncommunicable diseases.
TEDMED and Cancer
It’s been an amazing week at TEDMED, an event at which thought leaders in bioscience, …
You, Me and Policy: The U.S. Drug Shortage
The following is a brief written by LIVESTRONG‘s Director of Health Policy, Loyce Pace-Bass, explaining …
Playing in a New League: UN Summit Recap
As has been said many times over, this week was momentous for cancer and other …
