Racial Disparities and Breast Cancer Treatment

Join us as we speak with the wonderful Megan-Claire of SHARE Cancer Support about racial disparities and breast cancer.

About our guest, Megan-Claire Chase:

Megan-Claire Chase is an accomplished media and marketing professional and the new Breast Cancer Program Director at SHARE Cancer Support. As a 6-year stage IIA invasive lobular breast cancer survivor in Atlanta, GA, she became heavily involved in patient advocacy and research post-treatment. Megan-Claire, also known as Warrior Megsie, is a powerful communicator, public speaker, researcher, and published writer and has a personal blog called Life on the Cancer Train. She is a passionate advocate who effectively sheds light on the struggles and trials of those patients and survivors, especially those diagnosed under 40 years old. She served on the Pan Tumor Adherence Patient Advocate Panel with Merck in 2021 and is currently part of the Health Disparities Town Hall Focus Group with Stupid Cancer, a Consumer Reviewer for the Department of Defense Breast Cancer Research Program, and a contributing writer for WebMD. Megan-Claire and her work have been featured in the national press, including The New York Times and People Magazine, and thru numerous pa­­tient advocacy organizations. She works as a budding voice over actor and is a proud cat mom to Nathan Edgar (Baby Natey).

Social Media: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/warriormegsie/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/warriormegsie

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-claire-chase/

Life on the Cancer Train: www.warriormegsie.com

Voiceover Demo: https://megsiechase.icanvoice.com/