Dr. Natasha Rueth is a surgical oncologist and chief of breast cancer services at Memorial Cancer Institute, where she specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with breast cancer.

The Birth of BRCAStrong In 2015, two weeks after undergoing a prophylactic bilateral mastectomy, I founded BRCAStrong. My daughter, Gabriela, who was just seven years old at the time, lovingly

July 16, 2004, is a date forever etched in my memory. It was the day I discovered that I carried the BRCA2 mutation, a revelation that would profoundly impact my

Cancer is in my genes - literally and figuratively. When I was in college both my paternal aunt and my paternal grandmother passed away - 3 years apart, both in

Some mornings I wake up thinking or maybe its me pretending to be just a normal person, but then I put my fingers through my hair and it all flashes

Hi, I am Adriana a young breast cancer survivor. I was diagnosed with TRIPLE NEGATIVE BREAST CANCER and with the genetic mutations BRCA1 & PMS2 (lynch syndrome), in March 2020. I found

Jean has devoted much of her professional career to educating and supporting those impacted by breast cancer. A social worker by training and at heart, she values making time to

By Tracy Milgram, Founder of BRCASTRONG Today marks a significant milestone in my journey – it's been 8 years since my mastectomy, a day etched into my memory with a

A Diplomate of the American Board of Nuclear Medicine, Abida has been in private practice since 2009. She earned her MD and PhD degrees from Tulane University in New Orleans.