Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
For Aubry, cancer research is personal.
After watching her mother face two breast cancer diagnoses 15 years apart, she saw firsthand how research changed what was possible—from treatment options to the outlook patients and families can have after a diagnosis.
Research has also helped us better identify and screen people at higher risk for cancer. For individuals like Aubry who have a family history of cancer, advances in genetic testing, risk assessment, and early detection can provide valuable information and help guide care before cancer develops.
Every discovery builds on the last, creating more opportunities for prevention, earlier detection, and better outcomes.
Why does cancer research matter to you? Share your story and join the conversation using #SpeakUpforCancerResearch.
For Aubry, cancer research is personal.
After watching her mother face two breast cancer diagnoses 15 years apart, she saw firsthand how research changed what was possible—from treatment options to the outlook patients and families can have after a diagnosis.
Research has also helped us better identify and screen people at higher risk for cancer. For individuals like Aubry who have a family history of cancer, advances in genetic testing, risk assessment, and early detection can provide valuable information and help guide care before cancer develops.
Every discovery builds on the last, creating more opportunities for prevention, earlier detection, and better outcomes.
Why does cancer research matter to you? Share your story and join the conversation using #SpeakUpforCancerResearch.
