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A woman in a sleeveless green dress stands at a clear podium, speaking into a handheld microphone. She has long, dark hair and wears a pink ribbon pin, symbolizing breast cancer awareness. A projection screen behind her shows a live feed of her speech.

Breast cancer survivor Karla Mingo shares her journey to inspire women and emphasize the life-saving importance of early detection.

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From Pain to Passion: Karla Mingo’s Journey Inspires During Cancer Survivors Month

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Black women deserve to practice self-care, even while navigating the demands of the workplace.

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From Burnout to Balance: Why Black Women Must Prioritize Self-Care at Work

Kimberly VanYsseldyk, MN, FNP-BC, AOCNP, ACGN, CGRA — a highly respected Nurse Practitioner —works diligently with the National Consortium of Breast Centers to improve information about Cancer Genetic Risk Assessments.

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