For the past 40 years, cancer awareness has educated millions and has educated about types of cancer, encourages early detection through screenings and self-awareness, promotes healthy lifestyle choices, and supports research, treatment, and resources for those affected by the disease.
TALA is honored to share CMedEd, a new, free database resource for those facing cancer or other chronic disease diagnosis. CMedEd is amplifying survivor voices, connecting patients with leading physicians, and sharing life-saving information on breast cancer.
CMedEd has a series of videos with cancer experts and survivors. Phyllis Pittman, CMedEd’s CEO and Founder interviewed Dr. Naoto Ueno, MD, PhD, FACP, one of the foremost global experts on breast cancer, on the latest news in breast cancer treatment. The video can be viewed here in English and Spanish.
Dr. Ueno has a strong background in translational breast cancer research in cancer biology, immuno-oncology, and molecular therapeutics. He is one of the leaders in conducting clinical research and early-phase clinical trials related to aggressive breast cancer and has led more than 50 clinical trials.
CMedEd is also posting videos from survivors who share their stories and provide insight on their experiences, the lessons they learned, and advice they wanted to share. The videos will be accessed on CMedEd.com and will be posted on their social channels.
In addition, their dedicated breast cancer hub — cmeded.com/breast — offers easy-to-understand, in-depth information and illustrations in English and Spanish, including:
-Types of breast cancer
-Treatment options and updates
-Risk assessments and prevention tools
-Guides to reading pathology reports
-Wellness resources
and much more.
CMedEd was created so that every American—regardless of background, income, or zip code—has access to the trusted, clear information they need to make confident decisions about their care.
CMedEd is amplifying survivor voices, connecting patients with leading physicians, and sharing life-saving information on breast cancer and 120 other cancer diagnosis and support information, TALA invites you to share these resources with your networks and help ensure no family faces a diagnosis alone.
