Mom and tattooist Beth Fairchild has been living with stage 4 breast cancer for five years. Although she has tested negative for known abnormal genes that cause cancer, her biggest fears concern her 20-year-old daughter’s health.
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http://www.einstein.yu.edu - In this award-winning film that was featured on the NIH Director’s Blog, M.D./Ph.D. student Edison Leung says that he and his colleagues make movies of all genres—horror, action, thriller, and war—as they capture imaging inside living breast cancer tumors. Using a combination of live cell imaging in mice, 3D animation and analogies of espionage, Edison and postdoc Allison Harney demonstrate how cutting edge research can lead to counter attacks against breast cancer metastasis. Edison was one of three scientists who won a Celldance 2015 filmmaking award from the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB) to create a video about cell research that is understandable to the general public. He and Allison work in the lab of John Condeelis, Ph.D. at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. [Creative Director/Writer: Sunita Reed; Editor: Charles Young, Einstein Communications Dept.]

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When breast cancer survivor Staci Akselrod first approached doctors about a lump in her right breast, she was told she was too young to have breast cancer. She was ultimately diagnosed at age 26 and has since undergone two years of treatment. Now cancer-free, she wants to spread awareness that breast cancer can strike regardless of age and young women should be vigilant about getting checked if they sense something isn’t right.
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