TOUCH4LIFE IN THE NEWS

Team SAMBAI, a global team, led by Dr. Melissa Boneta Davis, Morehouse School of Medicine, includes Touch4Life. Touch4life and Founder, LauraCrandon are honored to be part of SAMBAI’s patient engagement ecosystem led by Ricki Fairley. CEO and Co-Founder of TOUCH, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance.  Team SAMBAI has been selected by  Cancer Grand Challenes to receive up to $25m over five years to take on one of cancer’s toughest challenges. https://bit.ly/3uj7giH #BlackGenesMatter

Read an article in The New York Times featuring Touch4Life’s Founder and President Laura Crandon. Click here.

Watch Founder and President Laura Crandon on ABC7 here.

Featured in The Afro, A life of service. Read Founder’s journey with breast cancer and how she’s helping others here .

Listen to Touch4Life Founder and President on WTOP News. Click here.

Touch4Life Founder and President Laura Crandon is interviewed by Dr. Lisa Toppin on “Inputs to Action.” Click here.

Touch4Life President and Founder Laura Crandon joins other business leaders on Meet the Elite. Click here.

Read about how Touch4Life Founder and President was part of the first cohort of Silicon Valley Accelerator for Black-owned businesses. Click here.

Founder and President Laura Crandon participates in The Lancet Oncology’s National Cancer Institute Collaborative Workshop on Shaping the Landscape of Brain Metastases Research: challenges and recommended priorities. Click here

During the Wellness for the Rest of Us podcast, Founder and President Laura Crandon discussed the everyday inequities that exist in our health systems, globally and how knowing what to ask and who to ask for support can quite literally, save your life. Click here.

Hear from Touch4Life Founder and President Laura Crandon, as she discusses receiving a breast cancer diagnosis herself and beginning research on how this disease is affecting the BIPOC population and discovering some very unsettling facts. Click here.

Breast cancer survivor to launch ‘Black Genes Matter’ health movement. Click here.

In Honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Maryland-Based Breast Health Equity Nonprofit Launches Black Genes Matter™ to Empower People of Color Through DNA. Click here.

Touch4Life Founder and President discusses on GoodRx how different skin colors can lead to different symptoms and therefore different diagnoses and results. Click here.

Listen to Touch4Life Founder and President Laura Crandon on MD Newsline’s Podcast promoting breast health equity.

Discover how biomarkers and genetics are revolutionizing personalized healthcare. Click here.

Read about Laura Crandon’s inspiring journey and Touch4Life’s mission in Johns Hopkins Breast Matters. Click here.

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