Breast Cancer

Breast cancer can bring on many emotions in people. From diagnosis to treatments, the journey may leave you feeling things you hadn't expected.

Could chronic inflammation lead to breast cancer? Find out what the science says.

Plant-based estrogens may be especially good for people who have breast cancer. And legumes called pigeons peas could have a particular benefit for your body.

Books are a great way to understand a new diagnosis, like breast cancer. We spoke to people who have it and doctors who treat it to find out what books they would recommend.

The tens of trillions of microorganisms living and working in your gut -- called your microbiome -- may hold clues to preventing, treating, and surviving many diseases, including breast cancer.

Many people with breast cancer are turning to marijuana for help with side effects from the disease or from treatment. But does it really work?

Scientists are studying the link between sugar and all forms of cancer, including breast cancer. But some research may make you rethink your sugar intake.

CBD oil can’t treat or cure breast cancer, but it may ease side effects of treatment like pain, anxiety, insomnia, nausea, and vomiting. Here’s what to know about using CBD oil for breast cancer.

When you have breast cancer, there’s a lot of information to keep track of. Here are some facts that may go unmentioned at your medical appointments.

Three women living with metastatic breast cancer share how they learned to embrace their diagnosis, accept the changes in their body, and boost their self-esteem.

When you have metastatic breast cancer, surrounding yourself with the right people can make a difference in your treatment and your life.

What your friends may want to know about your stage III or stage IV breast cancer but not know how to ask you.

You have advanced breast cancer, but you also have a job. Here’s how to handle your work life after your diagnosis.

Taking care of yourself when you have stage III or stage IV breast cancer goes beyond what your doctors can do. Get ideas for getting the support and TLC that you need.

HER2, short for human epidermal growth factor receptor 2, describes a protein that plays a role in normal breast cell development. But in some breast cancers, the HER2 gene produces too many proteins.

Jade Devis was just a few months pregnant when she learned she had a fast-growing type of breast cancer.

When you're in good shape physically and mentally, treatment takes less of a toll. Here's how self-care looks when you have advanced breast cancer.

What you can do to counter fatigue, nausea, and other side effects.

It could be a chance to try a new treatment that you can't get any other way.

The latest discoveries include new treatments, and the cancer's secrets for spreading.

Will you need surgery, chemo. radiation, or other treatments?

Is your advanced breast cancer causing you pain? Find out how to talk to your doctor and find the best treatments for relief.

When you have stage III or stage IV breast cancer, you may have some hard talks with your family about how you’re doing, what your options are, and what you want.

It's a question anyone with breast cancer naturally asks: Is It gone for good or will it come back? Find out what doctors check.

If it's "metastatic," it could affect what treatment you need.