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Black Women's Health Study Breast Cancer Risk Calculator

This BWHS (Black Women’s Health Study) Breast Cancer Risk Calculator allows health professionals to estimate a woman’s risk of developing invasive breast cancer over the next 5 years. It was derived and tested solely in data from U.S. Black women. The tool uses a woman’s personal medical and reproductive history and the history of breast cancer and prostate cancer among her first-degree relatives (parents, siblings, children) to estimate absolute breast cancer risk—her chance or probability of developing breast cancer in a given period of time.

NIH Pathways to Prevention Program: Nutrition as Prevention for Improved Cancer Health Outcomes

Guided by the key questions listed below, speakers in this P2P workshop will assess the scientific evidence on how nutritional interventions affect cancer health outcomes. After the workshop, an independent panel will draft a report on evidence gaps and identify priorities for future research.

Webinar: Everyone's Telling Me to Take Care of Myself, But as a Caregiver That Feels Impossible

As part of its October "Parenting with Cancer" web series, Bright Spot Network presents this webinar featuring Allison Breininger.

As caregivers our plates are full and being told we need to add self care to our lists can feel both tone deaf and hurtful, even as we recognize that our own well-being could use some extra support. Join caregiver and creator of The Negative Space, Allison Breininger, for an interactive session about how to realistically care for ourselves in the midst of caregiving.

Webinar: Self-care for Parents and Guardians Workshop

As part of its October "Parenting with Cancer" web series, Bright Spot Network presents this workshop to provide attendees with a foundational understanding of self-care, an understanding of the Six Ways to Take Care of Yourself, and how caregivers can prioritize their own self-care while taking care of their children while navigating through life stressors, change, and transitions.

Rural Outreach Clinic - Lovelock

University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine hosts this rural outreach medical clinic to provide medical care for those with no insurance or who do not have insurance coverage for certain services. The event includes general and sports physicals, well and sick child visits, vaccines and lab services, cervical cancer screening, breast exams and mammogram referrals, and other health exams. Dental services available by appointment. 

For more information call 775-385-8091 or email ruraloutreachclinic@gmail.com.