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Education, Advocacy, and Empowerment Bloom Eternal at Tigerlily Foundation
Sixteen years ago, Maimah Karmo founded the Tigerlily Foundation with a mission to support young women affected by breast cancer, advocating for education and health equity globally.

The Most Beautiful Sound
Researchers have achieved the first-ever recording of cancer cells being destroyed, and it has people talking. And listening.

Mastectomy and the Reconstruction Decision
Cancer treatment decisions are about protecting your life and your future; but especially with surgeries that change our appearance, they can also be about protecting our sense of self along the way.

Talking About the “C” Word With Your Family: How Sharing Our Health History Can Save Lives
Sharing our family health history is vital for our well-being, especially concerning breast cancer.

Increasing Enrollment within the Black or African American Community in the TAPUR Study
The underrepresentation of Black or African Americans in clinical research trials within the United States is a problem that has an impact on healthcare equity and public health. Despite making up a sizeable proportion of the U.S. population, Black Americans have not been fairly represented in medical studies in the past, and this inequality continues to this day.

Tigerlily presents at ASCO
My name is Virginia Leach and I’m TLF’s Research Manager. I’ve had the pleasure of working with several patient-advocates and members of the organization to discuss the exciting opportunities we have in sharing our research with the community.