Breast cancer outcomes are shaped by more than biology alone. Research shows that understanding differences within Latino communities, including factors such as dense breast tissue, ancestry, access to care, and environmental exposures, can help identify risk earlier and improve outcomes for Latinas.

Join researchers, clinicians, and community leaders as they explore the latest science and discuss practical strategies to improve prevention, early detection, and treatment through a broader understanding of breast cancer risk.

Mark your calendar for September 18 & 25 and October 2 & 9 for a national learning and action series connecting research, lived experience, and practical strategies to advance equitable cancer care.

Free and virtual. Spanish interpretation available.

Want to learn more before you register? Our July newsletter provides additional background on the Forum Series, featured speakers, and the topics that will be explored during this session.

Curious about previous Forums? Browse our Video Library to watch recordings from past sessions.