Breast Cancer: The Role of the Caregiver

A mother whose daughter is seven years past breast cancer treatment shares how scan anxiety and waiting shape life after cancer for survivors and families.

A woman treated for DCIS breast cancer with a double mastectomy shares why her smoother recovery left her with survivor guilt and feeling like an impostor.

A breast cancer survivor shares how cancer turned gratitude into an everyday practice and why it's OK when the holidays bring both joy and grief this year.

A review of 29 studies in more than 22,000 women 65 and older with ER-positive breast cancer found no statistically significant survival difference between hormone therapy alone and surgery first, though surgery controlled the cancer in the breast better.

Anxiety before a scan and while waiting for results is common for people with cancer and survivors. These five steps, drawn from ASCO, the American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute, can make the wait easier.

A 12-year breast cancer survivor with 16 tattoos, including radiation marks, weighs new research on tattoos and lymphoma risk and the questions it prompts.

Leanne Citrone shares how a BRCA mutation, an elective mastectomy and a stage 2C ovarian cancer diagnosis shaped her outlook, anxiety and advice to others.

A colon cancer survivor who cared for her mother with lung cancer shares how she learned to speak up, plus tips for advocating for yourself or a loved one.