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Bahamian Breast Cancer Survivor and Researcher, Dr. LaShae D. Rolle & BRCAStrong Previvor, Tracy Milgram Unite to Bring “Wellness with Purpose” to The Bahamas

An initiative uniting cancer prevention, survivorship, genetic education, scientific research, and evidence-based wellness in Nassau, The Bahamas — November 21, 2026

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Converging Journeys

Personal Experience Meets Scientific Evidence

THE BAHAMAS | NOVEMBER 21, 2026 — One woman faced breast cancer while building a career dedicated to understanding and improving the lives of people affected by the disease. Another made life-changing decisions to reduce her hereditary cancer risk. Now, their journeys are converging in The Bahamas, where personal experience, scientific evidence, and a shared commitment to cancer education will come together.

Join them and speakers Dr. Saida Bowe and Dr. the Hon. Michael Ronald Darville, Minister of Health and Wellness

EVENT INFORMATION

Wellness with Purpose: Strong After Cancer × BRCAStrong × PHA Bahamas

Join us on November 21, 2026 in Nassau, The Bahamas for a transformative day focused on cancer survivorship, genetic education, and community wellness.

Core Focus Areas

Stakeholders

Cancer Prevention & Screening

Genetic Risk Education

Cancer Survivorship

Lifestyle Medicine & Wellness

Self Advocacy

Public Hospitals Authority (PHA), Ministry of Health and Wellness, healthcare professionals, and community organizations, subject to confirmation of participation.

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Organizers

Sponsorship, healthcare collaboration, community partnership, and exhibitor opportunities are available.

Organizing organizations: Strong After Cancer, BRCAStrong, and PHA Bahamas

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Email Address*

Phone Number

Which of the following best describes you?

Cancer survivor: Someone who has received a cancer diagnosis, including individuals currently undergoing treatment or living beyond treatment.

Previvor: Someone who has not been diagnosed with cancer but knows they have an increased inherited risk, such as a cancer-predisposing genetic variant.

Co-survivor: A family member, partner, friend, or caregiver who supports someone affected by cancer.

Individual at increased risk: Someone who may have an elevated cancer risk because of family history, personal medical factors, or other known risk factors, even if they have not undergone genetic testing.

Cancer supporter: Someone who wants to learn about cancer, support people affected by it, or contribute to prevention and survivorship efforts.

Which topics are you most interested in learning about?

How would you rate your current understanding of factors that can influence your risk of developing cancer?

How familiar are you with hereditary cancer risk and genetic testing? (Optional)

How familiar are you with recommended cancer screening and early detection methods? (Optional)

Would you be interested in exploring genetic testing today or in the future? (Optional)

Is there a question you would especially like our speakers to address? (Optional)

Do you have any accessibility needs or dietary restrictions we should consider when planning the event? (Optional)

May the event organizers contact you after the event to thank you and share educational resources related to the event? (Required)

Would you like to receive information about future cancer education, prevention, wellness, and survivorship events from the organizing partners?*

Yes, please keep me informed

No, thank you

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Register for Wellness with Purpose

Join us in Nassau, The Bahamas, on November 21, 2026, from 10 am to 1 pm.

Location: The PHA Training Center [Third & West Terraces, Centreville P. O. Box N 8200 Nassau, N.P., The Bahamas]

The registration table is open at 9:00 am, with sessions beginning promptly at 10 am.

One Survivor-Scientist. One Previvor. PHA Bahamas.

Stronger Together.

KNOWLEDGE DOESN'T JUST SAVE LIVES. IT HELPS PEOPLE LIVE STRONGER.

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Empowering survivors through holistic health, community, and support

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