Breast Cancer News & Features

Everything you need to know about sentinel lymph node mapping.

Everything you need to know about your chemotherapy treatment.

Everything you need to know about the drug exemestane.

Everything you need to know about the drug anastrozole.

How She Emerged Stronger After Her Battle With Breast Cancer.

How Sally Yates Battled Breast Cancer.

Managing dry skin, a common side effect of chemo and radiation treatment.

How do you talk to your kids about breast cancer?

Learn how A Million Little Things portrays men’s breast cancer.

Learn everything you need to know about abemaciclib.

Learn what you should know about swimming during breast cancer treatment.

Learn how to treat cording after breast cancer surgery.

Breast cancer prosthetics can be used so many ways that practically anyone can utilize them.

A new study finds odds of developing an abnormal heart rhythm known as atrial fibrillation (a-fib) may increase after a breast cancer diagnosis.

A new study aims to see if a more culturally sensitive program will benefit Asian breast cancer survivors.

Long-term results show increased survival rates after adding Pembro to treatment for triple-negative breast cancer.

Learn what you need to know about exercising before your chemo treatment.

Learn tips to manage loss of appetite after chemo and how you can make sure to get the nutrients you need.

Reporting on a story about a rare type of gene mutation that causes breast cancer may have saved Susan Berger's life.

Having breast cancer isn't something anyone wants, but your family can come out of it closer in the end.

Before you choose a reconstructive surgeon, find out what to look for by using this checklist of questions.

Learn more about a boutique that restores confidence in breast cancer survivors with custom bra fittings.

Everything you need to know about the newest clinical trials for breast cancer treatment.

Learn 4 exercises you can do after breast cancer surgery to help with recovery.

Learn how you can manage bruising easily after chemotherapy for breast cancer by avoiding certain medicines and preventing harmful impacts.