The 37-year-old actress took things into her own hands after finding out her high risks of developing breast cancer. She's not alone in her decision, and the technology is only getting better.
A few years ago, IBM’s new computer was a game-playing curiosity. Now Watson is poised to change the way human beings make decisions about medicine, finance, and work.
A Boston ad agency kicked off a national cancer-fundraising movement after one of its employees was diagnosed with stage-four squamous cell carcinoma. The experience highlighted the impact that its employees could have when they put their strengths as advertisers and storytellers to work (and went bald for a day).
Your iPhone can make calls (sort of) and check your email, sure, but new apps are being developed that will allow you to monitor your own health with just your phone.
Companies that tout their support for breast cancer research are often the same companies whose products may be causing breast cancer. But you won't hear them mention that when they slap pink ribbons on everything.
