The First Breast Cancer Vaccine Trial Recipient: Jennifer Davis [CC 111]

The Brakes for Breasts campaign, every October, supports breast cancer vaccine research at the Cleveland Clinic. The co-founders of the campaign, Leigh Anne Best and Laura Frank, discuss the importance of finding a cause that aligns with their values and the challenges of funding vaccine research. They discuss the initiative and how it raises funds for breast cancer research by offering free brake pads to customers in October. Dr. Justin Johnson from the Cleveland Clinic talks about the importance of a vaccine trial for triple negative breast cancer. Jennifer Davis, the first recipient of the vaccine trial, shares her experience. Our panel emphasizes the importance of community support and the potential of the vaccine trial to revolutionize cancer treatment. We are challenging the industry to reach a goal of $369,000 or even $400,000 for this year and to involve at least 500 shops. This is a simple and effective program to offer to your customer and to anyone involved to tour the lab and see the impact of their contributions. <ul> <li><strong><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3SQiQ8mEjY&amp;t=1088s" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Watch Full Video Episode</a></strong></li> <li>The start of the Brakes for Breasts initiative (00:01:11) Introduction to the Brakes for Breasts initiative and the goal of raising $400,000 and getting 500 shops signed up.</li> <li>Explanation of the Brakes for Breasts program (00:06:24) Explanation of how the program works, including giving customers free brake pads and donating 10% of the brake job cost to the Cleveland Clinic breast cancer research program.</li> <li>The lab tour and check presentation (00:08:48) Discussion about the visit to the Cleveland Clinic lab and the check presentation for breast cancer research.</li> <li>Jennifer's experience with the breast cancer vaccine trial (00:10:55) Jennifer shares her experience as the first recipient of the breast cancer vaccine trial, including the side effects and her motivation to participate.</li> <li>The import