The Series for Education & Awareness in Medicine

ADVANCING WOMEN’S HEALTH,
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The Seam Podcast

S3 E24: NIKKI BOYER ON DYING FOR SEX, BREAST CANCER AWARENESS, AND CARRYING MOLLY’S LEGACY

When Nikki Boyer’s best friend Molly was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer, their friendship became the story the world would come to know as Dying for Sex. In this Breast Cancer Awareness Month special, Nikki opens up about soulmates, grief, and the lessons Molly left behind. In this episode of the SEAM Podcast, Nikki reflects on caregiving, legacy, and how honest conversations about women’s health can change the way we care for ourselves and each other. She sits down with our host Amy Cohen Epstein, founder of The SEAM Podcast and the Lynne Cohen Foundation, which provides free screenings, genetic counseling, and preventive care for women at risk of breast and ovarian cancer.

HEALTH & WELLNESS

 

SCIENCE & MEDICINE

 

Portrait by Angie Silvy


LCF & SEAM Founder,
Amy Cohen Espstein


 

About the Founder

Amy Cohen Epstein is the Founder of The Seam, the President and Executive Director of the Lynne Cohen Foundation (LCF), and a lifelong advocate for cancer education, preventive care, and collaborative medicine.

Established in memory of Amy’s mother, the Lynne Cohen Foundation has combatted women’s cancers for over twenty years with a nation-wide network of innovative preventive care clinics. Representing two arms of this shared mission (education/outreach and preventive care), The Seam and the Lynne Cohen Foundation seek to empower women with knowledge of women’s cancers and crucial medical resources.