Breast Cancer

The Princess of Wales' diagnosis of cancer after a successful procedure is not unusual — it even happened to me.

When triple-negative breast cancer showed up at my door, I did what I could to prepare for the visit.

A two-time breast cancer survivor, I danced above the invitation it first offered me.

Throughout my life, taking walks helped a lot with easing anxiety, so walking helped me when I received two diagnoses of cancer.

From Richard Simmons discussing his skin cancer to Nicole Eggert shaving her head, here’s what’s happening in the oncology space this week.

Patients who underwent breast cancer radiation had higher rates of skin cancer, although altering their treatment plan is unnecessary, an expert said.

A new robot-assisted nipple-conserving mastectomy is “not very different” in terms of patient experiences versus the traditional procedure.

During the CURE Educated Patient® Breast Cancer Summit, an expert discussed her professional and personal experience with side effect management in metastatic breast cancer.

It’s key for patients with cancer to avoid certain food items, such as artificial sweeteners, as they increase junk food cravings, an expert said.

ctDNA and CTC can lend information about early-stage breast cancer, but the best way to use this data is still being determined, an expert said at the CURE® Educated Patient® Breast Cancer Summit.

Recent recommendations — which were discussed at the CURE® Educated Patient® Breast Cancer Summit — addressed changes in both genetic and genomic testing in breast cancer.

Sensations in the chest after a mastectomy matter because they affect safety and quality of life, an expert said.

A patient advocate and oncology nurse discuss the importance of physical and mental health during the breast cancer journey during a panel session at the CURE® Educated Patient® Breast Cancer Summit.

Bluebonnets are a tenacious flower, which have taught me to be tenacious through breast cancer.

During the Miami Breast Cancer Conference and Educated Patient® Breast Cancer Summit, one expert stressed the importance of genetic testing for BRCA mutations.

From Oliva Munn and Christine Brinkley discussing their cancer to Donnie Iris returning to the stage after his experience with the disease, here is what’s happening in the oncology space this week.

A patient with breast cancer shares skills she’s learned from the Look Good Feel Better program at the Miami Breast Cancer Conference and Educated Patient® Breast Cancer Summit.

While CDK4/6 inhibitors are “liberating” for this breast cancer subset, questions remain about what to do in later lines of therapy, according to a presentation at the CURE® Educated Patient Breast Cancer Summit.

An expert explained that patients with breast cancer who undergo genetic testing may help their family members, regardless of whether patients have children.

At the Miami Breast Cancer Conference and Educated Patient Breast Cancer Summit, an expert explained HER2-positive breast cancer and gave an overview of effective treatment options in this space.

Some patients are forced to deal with “infuriating” attempts at exploitation while navigating their disease.

When innovation meets creativity, you never know what might happen, notably as a breast cancer survivor!

As a three-time cancer survivor, I wonder: are my roots damaged or resting to find their way?

Genetic mutations that initially were classified as having undetermined significance may now point toward an increased risk of cancer, highlighting the importance of multigene testing after a diagnosis.

An expert gives an overview of common endocrine-related side effects that premenopausal women with breast cancer may experience — and what can be done to address them.

From Jason Kelce honoring the team trainer who has been diagnosed with cancer to deaths in the sports reporting and music world, here’s what’s happening in the oncology space this week.

After having early-stage breast cancer and stage 3B lung cancer, I'm choosing to give back. Here's how.

When people tell me I have metastatic cancer, I don't let their doom and gloom stop me — I'm going to bloom like a flower.

A time to reflect on changes we can make while we still have time, despite having cancer.

This March marks 10 years since my diagnosis of de novo metastatic breast cancer and four years since my cancer has been stable.