Breast Cancer

A stamp on my Christmas cards stirred deep memories and reminded me that small actions can make a meaningful impact in the fight against breast cancer.

Only 5% to 10% of breast cancers are caused by inherited gene mutations like BRCA1 or BRCA2. I do not carry one. But my family history was enough.

CURE discussed the regional anesthesia technique known as PEC I and II blocks with breast surgeon Dr. Christopher M. McGreevy.

Hearing the words “you have cancer” while carrying a baby felt like my whole world stopped.

As we’re about to celebrate Thanksgiving 2025, I’d like to honor someone for whom I’m grateful – my son, Thomas. 

Triple-negative breast cancer often needs chemotherapy, surgery, radiation or immunotherapy, and early diagnosis can support strong outcomes.

Surviving breast cancer changes the way you see your body. Every ache, every spot, every unfamiliar sensation becomes a quiet question: “Could it be coming back?”

Giredestrant improved invasive disease-free survival for people with estrogen receptor-positive early breast cancer compared with standard treatment.

I share how the nurses who cared for my daughter during chemotherapy brought comfort, connection and humanity that carried us through our hardest moments.

I never dreamed a stranger could teach me so much about cancer, life and living with gratitude but I'm so glad she did!

Steve Brown and Lisa Booth explain how AI platforms like CureWise offer clarity, reduce anxiety, and support informed decisions during the cancer journey.

I am thankful that a nurse navigator gave me continuity of compassionate care that helped me to heal from the inside out.

The FDA approved Poherdy as the first interchangeable biosimilar to Perjeta for patients with HER2-positive breast cancer.

As a breast cancer survivor, I try to stay up to date on new ways to detect cancer early. When I first heard about a simple blood test called Cancerguard, I sat up a little straighter.

After her own breast cancer treatment, Maureen advocated for legislation to make scalp cooling more accessible for patients seeking to preserve their hair.

For Maureen Green, scalp cooling was a crucial part of her breast cancer treatment journey, as it prevented chemotherapy-induced hair loss.

Ten years after first being diagnosed with breast cancer, Cynthia Malaran said she still faces some side effects from treatment, but she has found strategies for coping.

Tracy Milgram-Posner sat down for an interview with CURE to discuss BRCAStrong and the impact she hopes to make for anyone with breast cancer.

A breast cancer survivor and mother discusses the importance of prioritizing her own needs.

During my cancer journey, anticipatory anxiety made me ask “what if” questions, but reframing them with hope helped me stay positive and improve my chances of surviving.

While cancer patients can experience ghosting, and cancer ghosting is real, it is possible to revisit relationships to avoid putting blaming the person who appears to be slipping away.

An opportunity to shine in a day filled with beauty, grief and gratitude, all dolled up in vintage pinup style.

In the ASCENT-07 trial, Trodelvy after endocrine therapy did not improve progression-free survival vs chemotherapy in HR+/HER2- metastatic breast cancer.

How a beloved childhood toy, a visionary inventor and one grandmother’s journey reveal the quiet strength of survival and the beauty found in every scar.

Steve Brown and Lisa Booth sat down for a joint interview with CURE to discuss the future of patient-driven artificial intelligence in cancer care.