Spotlight on the Tigerlily Foundation & Breast Cancer Racial Disparities
Find out more about our newest partner, Tigerlily Foundation, and their new Clinical Trials Initiative.
Black Breast Cancer & BRCA1/2 Mutations
Learn more about BRCA1/2 testing for Black women diagnosed with breast cancer and other related resources about Black & BRCA.
Videos About Breast Cancer Clinical Trials
Find helpful videos about clinical trials from National Breast Cancer Foundation, Susan G. Komen and Triage Cancer.
Where You Can Find Current MBC Research
Find research publications in patient-friendly language and keep updated on information about managing MBC.
Spotlight on New Partners
Learn more about our newest partners, and where you can find Metastatic Trial Search.
Find Trials That Are Right For You
Metastatic Trial Search (MTS) is a clinical trial search tool designed specifically for patients with metastatic breast cancer. The patient-friendly trial search interface and trial summary make it easy for you to find a clinical trial and understand what researchers are studying, why, and who can take part. To make it even easier for you, we recently added a new feature to MTS that enables you to narrow your search results by different trial types. Try it now!
It is available on 23 breast cancer advocacy websites so you can use MTS on your favorite community website. This month we highlight MTS on Metastatic Breast Cancer Alliance.
Our Partners
Our partner organizations share our commitment to helping metastatic breast cancer patients learn about and participate in clinical trials. They host Metastatic Trial Search on their websites, provide content for Metastatic Trial Talk, and provide valuable feedback for continuous quality improvement. We are proud to work with the following organizations:
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About MBC Awareness Day
In 2009, October 13 was established as Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month had been on the national calendar since 1985. But its focus was primarily screening and diagnosis. All too often, women and men with metastatic breast cancer were pushed to the margins or felt completely invisible. MBC Awareness Day ensures this doesn’t happen.
Of course, improving awareness and understanding of metastatic breast cancer should not be limited to one day or one month. But October does create an opportunity to move the conversation from detecting breast cancer to living with MBC.
The Metastatic Breast Cancer Network has created “A Fact A Day” with information you can share via social media to help create awareness of MBC. Read more about the history of metastatic breast cancer awareness day and learn how you can take part: