The Brem Foundation helps women find breast cancer early, when they have the best chance for survival.

Although some controversy has arisen over the value of BSEs, the Brem Foundation strongly encourages women to do them monthly. BSEs can help detect early breast cancers—especially when combined with clinical breast exams and annual mammograms.

Brem Foundation to Defeat Breast Cancer is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) public charity (tax ID# 20-2756827)

At the Brem Foundation, one of the pillars of our work is advocating for livesaving legislation at the federal level. Learn more about what that looks like and what policies we are currently championing!

With each edition we share data, screening options, new advancements in breast care, and stories to empower breast health champions. Plus, we’ll keep you in the loop on noteworthy updates, events, volunteer opportunities, and ways you can contribute to Brem’s lifesaving programs. 👈 A quick look inside past newsletters

Brem’s Young Professional Advisory Council is a dynamic group of emerging leaders dedicated to advancing our mission to champion early detection of breast cancer through innovation, education, equitable access, and targeted advocacy.

The Brem Foundation to Defeat Breast Cancer welcomed today's announcement from the F DA of a new national requirement for breast density reporting to both patients and referring health providers. We are still reviewing it in its entirety.

Feb 23, 2018 · As a Brem Breast-Imaging Fellow, my patients ask me these questions about screening every day. Breast cancer screening guidelines have always been confusing. But recently they have become even harder to follow.

The Brem Foundation can help you take control and feel empowered. Breast cancer is over 95 percent curable when it is detected early; this fact alone should motivate you to get screened and maximize your chances of finding any trace of early, curable cancer.

Brem and Sientra invite you and your breast surgeon partners to join us in supporting women in need. Brem Foundation improves screening rates and health outcomes, with a focus on health equity, particularly for at-risk women who are disproportionately impacted by obstacles to screening and care.