Breakthrough Innovation by Christopher Clinton Conway

Breakthrough Innovation by Christopher Clinton Conway

Los Angeles now has the first clinic in Southern California where anyone can benefit from QT ImagingTM breast scan technology. This breakthrough innovation offers no radiation, non-compression 3D images of the breast to complement traditional mammography and provide...
When Imaging is Priceless by Christopher Clinton Conway

When Imaging is Priceless by Christopher Clinton Conway

OK,  let’s say the cliche is true: A picture is worth a thousand words. But is it worth a thousand dollars? Let’s discuss. Right now there’s a mad rush to image everything. If you live in certain zip codes or read the Wall Street Journal, you know that those with...
Remembering Love With Love by Michelle Woodhill

Remembering Love With Love by Michelle Woodhill

A month has gone by since Dr. Susan Love died from a recurrence of her leukemia. However, her presence is with me and my colleagues every day. It is in the work we do, it is in the donors and supporters we speak with, many of whom are checking in on me and our staff,...
The Vision by Christopher Clinton Conway

The Vision by Christopher Clinton Conway

What mattered most to Susan Love was the research and her vision for a world without breast cancer.  That’s what she told me when I came to work for the Foundation five years ago, and that was always true for Susan. Her vision was clear and sharp. And, she...
CBS News Sunday Passage

CBS News Sunday Passage

Dr. Susan Love, surgeon and breast cancer research advocate, was honored in the CBS News Sunday...
TODAY Show Feature

TODAY Show Feature

“A life so well lived, it saved lives…” This is how Dr. Susan Love was described on the TODAY Show. Dr. Love dedicated her life’s work to getting people more involved in breast cancer research and studies, educating the world on breast cancer while...

Love Research Army

We combat the disparities that exist in research by challenging the scientific community to launch studies that are as inclusive and diverse as the people that breast cancer affects.

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