
Biz New Orleans
October 20, 2026
Twenty-five years after surviving Stage 3 breast cancer, Karen Stall is marking the milestone by continuing her work to support Louisiana cancer patients through an organization that has made substantial financial contributions to local health care institutions, funded patient assistance programs and advocated for expanded access to breast cancer screening... Read more

St. Charles Avenue
November 1, 2024
The Karen T. Stall Research and Breast Institute was in the winner’s circle when it held Sip to Save 2024: A Day the Races at Nolé. Coinciding with the Kentucky Derby on May 4, the event integrated fundraising with the elements inspired by the derby... Read more

MyNewOrleans.com
October 6, 2025
On Friday, Oct. 24, supporters, survivors and community members will gather at Chateau Golf & Country Club for the 2nd Annual Golf Tournament benefiting the Karen T. Stall Research + Breast Institute (KTSRBI). The event pairs a day of golf with the mission of advancing breast cancer research and providing critical support for patients in the Gulf Coast region... Read more

Louisiana House of Representatives
January 18, 2020
Members of the Cancer Advocacy Group of Louisiana visited Baton Rouge to support SB 204. Karen Stall, Chad Landry (Lymphomaniacs), Rich and Michael Mauti (Rich Mauti Cancer Fund), Julie Stokes, and Dr. Marc Matrana threw their support behind this legislation before the House Insurance Committee which allows doctors and insurance companies to utilize precision medicine in order to better treat patients battling breast cancer. Read more

PR Newswire
May 23, 2013
A recently published clinical study conducted at TOPS Comprehensive Breast Center in Houston, Texas, demonstrates that 3D mammography (breast tomosynthesis) significantly reduces unnecessary recalls while simultaneously increasing cancer detection... Read more

Positively Houston
Oct 23, 2013
Breast cancer survivor, Karen T. Stall, has a message for women: "Demand 3D!" After experiencing first-hand the emotional stress and pain associated with being diagnosed and treated for breast cancer, Stall and her husband Chuck, searched for a more positive solution through early detection and treatment... Read more
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