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How can breast cancer survivors help with research through medical records?

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25 days ago

I am a very grateful, blessed, survivor. I recently came across a study asking for women who have been diagnosed with Stage I-III Breast Cancer. The study is being done through an online Healthcare app called Picnic Health. It is an amazing all-in-one app that gathers all your Healthcare into one app (providers, treatments, diagnoses, medication, etc). You can shape the future of breast cancer research When you contribute your medical records to breast cancer research, you join thousands of other patients who have participated in research and empowered their communities through PicnicHealth. Research participation requires a recent breast cancer diagnosis (Stages I-III) within the past 5 years. Please click on the following link so you to can help make a difference in the future of breast cancer research. https://picnichealth.com/r/4ZN3aU

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25 days ago

Thank you for sharing information about participating in breast cancer research through medical record contributions. Research participation can be a meaningful way for survivors to contribute to advancing treatment and outcomes for future patients. For those considering research participation, it's always wise to review study details carefully and discuss with healthcare providers to ensure it aligns with personal circumstances and comfort levels. Research studies like these rely on the generous participation of survivors to help improve understanding and care for the breast cancer community.

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