At the American Society for Clinical Oncology (ASCO) conference earlier this year, a new breast cancer drug received a standing ovation after researchers announced the results of their trial. This drug is Enhertu, and it was recently approved by the FDA to treat people with a certain type of metastatic breast cancer. VBCF doesn’t tend to report on specific drugs for breast cancer treatment because treatment is so individualized - one treatment that works wonders for one person could be ineffective for another. The reason Enhertu warrants some discussion is that it essentially creates a new type of breast cancer that can be a new research focus: HER2-low.
Richmond Area Volunteers Needed!

We need a few volunteers in the Richmond area to help us bundle pink ribbon stickers for distribution across the state during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Please reach out to Nikki Jennings, Operations Coordinator, by email at nikki@vbcf.org if you want to help.
Help us Educate Virginians about Breast Cancer!

VBCF offers FREE Breast Health Basics Brochures for Women & Men and Breast Cancer Symptom Door Hanger Cards, available in both English and Spanish, to help you spread the word. This brochure is free to Virginia residents. In addition, we have a number of promotional pink ribbon items (available by donation to help offset the costs of the items).
Our pink ribbon license plate is available now at your local
DMV or on DMV's website!
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