Longtime magazine editor and lifestyle expert Meaghan B. Murphy spoke with us about marking an important one-year anniversary this month.
NEW YORK -- October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and doctors want women to be better prepared to assess their risks and take preventative action. That's what longtime magazine editor and lifestyle expert Meaghan B. Murphy did, and now she is sharing her journey.
Murphy spoke with us about marking an important one-year anniversary this month, and what advice she would share with someone today. Read More: Glen Cove Hospital's 'Blue Angels' program going all out to help breast cancer patientsCLICK HERE and watch her full interview above for more information.
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