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More Than a Pink Ribbon: What an Olympian's Breast Cancer Story Can Teach Us About Knowing Our Bodies
As a girl growing up, we hear stories; sex education talks about learning how to do a quick self-exam to check if you have any bumps or anything strange. It is a terrifying experience, as the Cancer Society estimates that 321,910 new cases of invasive breast cancer and 42,140 deaths will occur in U.S. women in 2026. For athletes, it isn’t different. Their focus is usually on strength, performance, and reaching the next finish line. But for four-time U.S. Olympian Chaunté Lowe

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Oct 93 min read


Hypertension in Athletes: Why High Blood Pressure Isn’t Just an “After the Game” Problem
High blood pressure affects young athletes and retired professionals alike. Learn why hypertension screening matters, which athletes are at risk, and how prevention protects heart health.

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Oct 17, 20253 min read
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