What We Do
The Full Scoop transforms how women at elevated risk for breast cancer are recognized, informed, and supported—well before diagnosis
Breast health isn't just a single test—it's a continuous journey.
Effective care requires information that's understood, communication that empowers shared decisions, teams that coordinate seamlessly, and action that follows through.
We support four critical continuums:
Breast Cancer Risk: ensuring women and healthcare teams understand who is at elevated risk and why it matters.
Breast Care Plan: translating individual risk profiles into tailored screening and prevention strategies, not one-size-fits all.
Informed Action: ensuring shared decision-making is supported by evidence and followed through in real care.
Policy and Systems: removing the structural barriers that shape access to risk assessment, appropriate screening, and preventive care.
Why We Do It
Too many women don't know they're at elevated risk for breast cancer. Without this knowledge and a coordinated action plan, opportunities for life-saving early detection and interventions may be lost.
Early Detection Changes Everything.
When breast cancer is found early—regardless of the subtype—five-year survival rates average over 93%. But when it's found late, that average number drops to around 33%.
The Full Scoop connects women, healthcare teams, and communities through: clear informed communication, coordinated care, and actionable support.
