Breast Cancer Videos

There are two surgery options to remove tumors from breast tissue: mastectomy and lumpectomy. The patient has some choice in the decision. Find out the differences and how they impact you going forward.

A biopsy lets you and your doctor know a lot more about the cancer in your breast. The results will inform your treatment as well as the order in which procedures will be done.

Roughly 1 in 5 breast cancers are HER2-positive, meaning the cells in your breast grow and divide uncontrollably, causing cancer.

When healthy cells aren’t repaired, your risk of genetic mutations that cause breast cancer increases. Learn how one drug -- a PARP inhibitor -- can fix damaged DNA.

What makes breast cancer stage IV? And how does that impact your treatment plan?

The type of breast cancer plays a role in when it becomes metastatic.

An oncologist lays out what to consider before stage IV breast cancer treatment, and how the right option can help manage symptoms and maintain your quality of life.

The most effective treatment depends on what type of breast cancer you have. An oncologist explains what factors come into play when making a decision.

Bones are a common site for breast cancer to spread. How do doctors manage the pain?

Does everyone with breast cancer need a mastectomy? Can it come back afterward? The answers to common questions surrounding breast cancer treatments.

If breast cancer spreads, it usually goes to one or more of these body parts.

How big is your tumor? Has the cancer spread? Here’s a list of questions your doctor will consider when diagnosing a stage.

What are my treatment options for advanced breast cancer?

What resources can you rely on outside of friends and family? Different members of your care team can help connect you to your needs.

HER2-negative cancer treatments not only have advanced, but they're also much easier to take.

What treatments work best if you’ve been diagnosed with either HER2-positive or HER2-negative breast cancer?

Curb these common discomforts that can arise after cancer treatment.

How do doctors use hormone therapy to slow the growth of tumors?

The moments you turn inward can be the most crucial time to reach out to others for help.

Clinical trials test the safety and effectiveness of new treatments. What qualifies you for one, and what’s the process

What lowers your chances of getting breast cancer? Learn this and a few more facts about this disease.

How many males become diagnosed with breast cancer compared to females?

Ask your doctor if these gentle, post-surgery moves are right for you.

One survivor’s story on her cancer treatment and how she found support and hope in a scary situation.

With an early, stage 0 form of breast cancer, should you attack it head-on or keep a close eye?