Site Links for Breast Cancer
- HER2-Negative vs. HER2-Positive Breast Cancer
- The Link Between Breast Cancer and Alcohol
- Healthy Juices During Breast Cancer Treatment
- Quiz: Breast Cancer Myths and Facts
- Slideshow: What People With Breast Cancer Want You to Know
- Slideshow: Surprising Things That Help With Breast Cancer Treatment
- A Visual Guide to Lymphedema
- Slideshow: Diet Tips to Prevent Breast Cancer
- Slideshow: Famous Women Who've Had Breast Cancer
- Slideshow: Visual Guide to Male Breast Cancer
- Slideshow: Everyday Habits That Lower Your Breast Cancer Risk
- A Visual Guide to Breast Cancer
- Video on Treating The Side Effects
- Video on Establishing Your Cancer Support System
- Video on the Role of Hormone Receptors in Breast Cancer
- What is a relative survival rate for breast cancer?
- What’s the difference between the survival rate and the relative survival rate for breast cancer?
- How does the stage of breast cancer at diagnosis affect the survival rate?
- What does the term “survival rate” mean?
- How important is HER2+ status for survival of breast cancer?
- How does the HER2 protein affect breast cancer survival in relation to other markers for breast cancer?
- What causes Paget's disease of the nipple?
- What is Paget's disease of the nipple?
- What are the symptoms of Paget's disease of the nipple?
- What is Paget's disease of the nipple associated with?
- How is Paget's disease of the nipple diagnosed?
- Paget's Disease of the Breast
- What is the treatment for Paget's disease of the nipple?
- How is Paget's disease of the nipple treated?
- Breast Cancer Health Center Guide
- HER2+ Survival Rates: What You Need to Know
- Questions for Your Doctor About Metastatic Breast Cancer
- What are the types of surgeries for noninvasive breast cancer?
- Will I need surgery to treat noninvasive breast cancer?
- What radiation therapy is used to treat noninvasive breast cancer?
- Will I need another surgery after having a lumpectomy for noninvasive breast cancer?
- What are relative breast cancer survival rates?
- How can I find out my breast cancer prognosis?
- What are the breast cancer survival rates?
- What treatments will I need after surgery for noninvasive breast cancer?
- Will I need chemotherapy after surgery for noninvasive breast cancer?
- Breast Cancer Prevention
- Nutrition, Exercise, and Breast Cancer Treatment
- Your Breast Cancer Follow-Up Care
- Treating Recurrent Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer and Genetic Testing
- Preventive Mastectomy for Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer: Resources
- Breast Cancer Detection and Diagnosis
- Stage Zero Breast Cancer: What is It?
- Proton Therapy for Breast Cancer
- Metastatic Breast Cancer: Chronic Condition
- Treating Breast Cancer With Biological Therapy
- Using Mammograms to Detect Breast Cancer
- Digital Mammograms: A Clearer Picture
- Types of Breast Cancer: ER-Positive, HER2-Positive, and Triple Negative
- Breast Ultrasound and Breast Cancer
- Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer and the Breast Self-Exam
- Lumpectomy (Partial Mastectomy)
- Breast Cancer Recurrence
- What To Expect From a Breast Exam
- What Are the Stages of Breast Cancer?
- Breast Biopsy for Breast Cancer Diagnosis
- Breast Cancer Symptoms and Warning Signs
- Hormone Therapy for Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer Treatment Side Effects
- Breast Cancer Causes and Risk Factors
- Mastectomy (Breast Removal Surgery)
- Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer Treatment
- Overview & Facts
- Tips for Helping a Loved One Who Has Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer: Treatment & Care
- Breast Cancer-Related Fatigue
- Breast Cancer: Living & Managing
- Detection & Diagnosis
- Symptoms & Types
- Breast Cancer: Support & Resources
- Stage I Breast Cancer Treatment Options
- Breast Cancer Surgery Options
- Stage IV Breast Cancer Treatment Options
- Breast Cancer: Treatment by Stage
- Treatment Options for Stage II Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer Treatment
- Using MRI to Detect Breast Cancer
- Stage III Breast Cancer Treatment Options
- Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer Survival Rates
- Treatment for Noninvasive Breast Cancer (Ductal Carcinoma in Situ)
- What is a PARP inhibitor?
- What other treatments are available for advanced HER2-negative breast cancer?
- What is a PI3K inhibitor?
- What are the two types of mutations?
- What causes mutations?
- Do people with breast cancer get targeted treatments alone or along with other treatments?
- What is targeted therapy for breast cancer?
- How do doctors know what kind of mutation you have?
- How do the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes relate to breast cancer and treatment?
- What is the treatment for HER2-negative breast cancer with a BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation?
- What is the PIK3CA gene, and how does it relate to breast cancer and treatment?
- What is another common breast cancer gene mutation?
- What can you learn from the results of a core needle breast biopsy?
- What is a mutation?
- How do mutations relate to cancer?
- What is the HER2 protein, and how does it relate to cancer treatment?
- Why do I need a core needle breast biopsy?
- What is the treatment for triple-negative breast cancer?
- What is a core needle breast biopsy?
- What happens during a core needle breast biopsy?
- Will I be awake during a core needle breast biopsy?
- What is the most common mutation related to breast cancer?
- Core Needle Biopsy
- Should you have breast exams while pregnant?
- Can I breastfeed my baby if I have breast cancer?
- How are pregnancy and breast cancer related?
- Is a mammogram safe during pregnancy?
- What happens during breast cancer surgery if you are pregnant?
- How is breast cancer diagnosed during pregnancy?
- Can you have surgery for breast cancer if you are pregnant?
- What happens if you have advanced breast cancer while pregnant?
- What happens if a breast lump is found during pregnancy?
- Treatments for HER2-Negative Advanced Breast Cancer
- How to Talk About Advanced Breast Cancer
- What does a radiation oncologist for breast cancer do?
- What are the treatments for stage I breast cancer?
- When should someone with breast cancer call the doctor?
- What is a valid option other than surgery for treating stage zero breast cancer?
- What does a plastic surgeon do for breast cancer?
- Why do you need to see so many doctors to treat breast cancer?
- How do you know if you have seroma from breast cancer surgery?
- What does a breast surgeon do for breast cancer?
- What is a specialist for breast cancer?
- What are the complications of reconstructive surgery for breast cancer?
- How does ribociclib treat breast cancer?
- How is surgery used to treat stage I breast cancer?
- Is breast cancer treatable?
- What does a pathologist for breast cancer do?
- What are some side effects associated with taking aromatase inhibitors to treat breast cancer?
- What can you do to treat hair loss from breast cancer treatment?
- How do you know if you have an infection from breast cancer surgery?
- What does a surgical oncologist for breast cancer do?
- How does hormone replacement therapy increase the risk for breast cancer?
- Which hormone drugs treat breast cancer?
- How can clinical trials help with stage I breast cancer?
- Who is more likely to get breast cancer?
- What should you know before any surgery for breast cancer?
- How is hormone therapy used to treat stage I breast cancer?
- How does palbociclib treat breast cancer?
- What increases the risk of developing breast cancer?
- How many women with breast cancer have tumors that contain hormone receptors?
- How common are digital mammograms?
- How do digital mammograms work?
- What does a medical oncologist for breast cancer do?
- Do you need treatment for breast cancer?
- How is radiation therapy used to treat stage I breast cancer?
- What are the potential benefits of digital mammography?
- How are aromatase inhibitors used to treat breast cancer?
- What other health care professionals may be involved in your breast cancer treatment?
- How is Tamoxifen used to treat breast cancer?
- Should you look for a board-certified breast cancer specialist?
- What increases your likelihood of getting breast cancer?
- How does ovarian ablation help with breast cancer?
- What problems can happen in breast cancer surgery?
- How does alcohol increase the risk for breast cancer?
- How can you find a specialist to treat your breast cancer?
- What are the treatment options for stage zero breast cancer?
- How do breast lesions increase the risk for breast cancer?
- What are my options if I have a "cancer gene"?
- What is the anatomy of breast cancer?
- Do you need to treat stage zero breast cancer?
- How likely are you to develop breast cancer?
- What does stage zero breast cancer mean?
- What should you consider before taking hormone replacement therapy?
- What are popular screening methods for breast cancer?
- What are the typical treatments for ductal carcinoma in situ breast cancer?
- How is Tamoxifen taken to treat breast cancer?
- What are the typical treatments for lobular carcinoma in situ breast cancer?
- How does anastrozole treat breast cancer?
- How is chemotherapy used to treat stage I breast cancer?
- What are the three types of stage zero breast cancer?
- How does breast cancer develop?
- How common is breast cancer in the United States?
- How do you know if you have lymphoedema from breast cancer surgery?
- Where does breast cancer develop?
- How is targeted therapy used to treat stage I breast cancer?
- How well do digital mammograms work?
- What does a radiologist do for breast cancer?
- How common is reconstructive surgery after a male mastectomy?
- What happens during genetic testing for breast cancer?
- How is my privacy protected regarding genetic testing for breast cancer?
- What happens during a mammogram?
- What factors play into deciding treatment for breast cancer?
- What do the scores mean in an Oncotype DX if you don't have ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS)?
- What is the treatment after a male mastectomy?
- How is breast density measured?
- Should you still do breast self-exams if you get mammograms?
- What is the Oncotype DX test for breast cancer?
- What is a male mastectomy?
- What is an open excisional biopsy for breast cancer?
- What are the benefits of genetic testing for breast cancer?
- Why should you get a mammogram?
- What are the risks of a male mastectomy?
- How can gene tests help with treating breast cancer?
- How do I care for myself after a breast biopsy?
- How do I interpret the genetic test results for breast cancer?
- What is a mammogram?
- What should you do before a lymph node biopsy?
- What happens after a male mastectomy?
- What are mammogram challenges of dense breasts?
- What are additional steps to prevent and/or treat osteoporosis related to hormone replacement therapy?
- What are the drawbacks of extra tests to screen for breast density?
- What happens in counseling before genetic testing for breast cancer?
- What is the association between hormone replacement therapy and breast cancer?
- What is the risk of cancer in breast density?
- What is hormone replacement therapy?
- What should you watch for after a lymph node biopsy?
- What are some questions to consider about breast cancer and genetic testing?
- Which breast biopsy procedure do you need?
- What causes breast density?
- What is a breast biopsy?
- What is a lumpectomy (partial mastectomy) for breast cancer?
- What does the doctor check for during a lumpectomy?
- How is an ultrasound used to screen for breast density?
- What should you do before a breast cancer surgery?
- When should you call your doctor after a lumpectomy?
- What should you consider when screening for breast cancer?
- How can you check if your breast cancer has spread?
- What do the scores mean in an Oncotype DX if you have carcinoma in situ (DCIS)?
- What is a sentinel node biopsy for breast cancer?
- How is an axillary node dissection done to remove and test lymph nodes?
- How is a sentinel node biopsy done to remove and test lymph nodes?
- How is a digital breast tomosynthesis used to screen for breast density?
- What should you expect after a lymph node biopsy?
- What are the different kinds of mastectomy for breast cancer?
- What can help your decision on getting a male mastectomy?
- When do you get a breast reconstruction if you have breast cancer?
- What is a simple or total mastectomy for breast cancer?
- What is a radical mastectomy for breast cancer?
- Do the benefits of hormone replacement therapy outweigh the risks?
- Why do you need a mammogram?
- How is a modified radical mastectomy done for breast cancer?
- What is lymph node surgery for breast cancer?
- What do scores mean in an Oncotype DX test for breast cancer?
- How should you prepare for a mammogram?
- What happens after a mammogram?
- Which women are more like to have dense breasts?
- How often should you get a mammogram?
- When should you get a simple or total mastectomy for breast cancer?
- What are alternatives to hormone replacement therapy for protecting your bones from osteoporosis?
- What happens after a lymph node biopsy?
- When should you get a breast biopsy?
- What is a lumpectomy?
- What are dense breasts?
- What are the different types of lymph node surgery for breast cancer?
- What is the purpose of a lymph node biopsy and dissection?
- When should you get a lumpectomy?
- What is a core biopsy for breast cancer?
- What are the benefits and risks of hormone replacement therapy?
- What is a fine-needle aspiration?
- Should I be tested for genetic mutations of breast cancer?
- What happens before a male mastectomy?
- What is a skin-sparing mastectomy for breast cancer?
- What should you expect before a lumpectomy?
- How long will you be in the hospital after breast cancer surgery?
- What are the recommendations for breast cancer screening?
- Who shouldn't get a lumpectomy?
- What are the potential problems with genetic testing?
- How are cancer cells characterized in breast cancer hormone receptors?
- How can I keep my incision dry after breast cancer surgery?
- Should I exercise while recovering from breast cancer surgery?
- How does medication cause weight changes during breast cancer treatment?
- How can I change my bandages after breast cancer surgery?
- Can tamoxifen affect the fertility of women using it to treat breast cancer?
- How does radiation therapy treat breast cancer?
- I just had breast cancer surgery, how should I care for my skin near my incision?
- Can tamoxifen prevent breast cancer?
- When can I take a shower after having breast cancer surgery?
- When should I call my doctor after breast cancer surgery?
- I just had breast cancer surgery, will the fluid from my drainage device change colors?
- How do clinical trials treat stage III breast cancer?
- How does radiation therapy treat stage III breast cancer?
- How does targeted therapy treat stage III breast cancer?
- What is exemestane (Aromasin)?
- Does tamoxifen raise the risk of cataracts?
- What are the five basic stages of breast cancer?
- What does the doctor consider for treatment for breast cancer?
- How do food cravings cause weight gain during breast cancer treatment?
- When should women start breast cancer screening?
- How common are blood clots and strokes in breast cancer patients who take tamoxifen?
- What happens during a modified radical mastectomy (MRM)?
- What tests are done for breast cancer hormone receptors?
- What should you expect if you have triple-negative breast cancer?
- What happens after a modified radical mastectomy (MRM)?
- Where does breast cancer come from?
- What are some different ways to receive chemotherapy to treat stage III breast cancer?
- What are the two types of hormone therapy for breast cancer?
- How can mammograms detect breast cancer?
- Can any drug besides tamoxifen prevent breast cancer?
- How often should you have a clinical breast exam?
- Which people should not use tamoxifen for breast cancer?
- What happens during stage III breast cancer?
- How is targeted therapy used to treat stage IV breast cancer?
- What can cause weight loss during breast cancer treatment?
- How is triple-negative breast cancer diagnosed?
- Who can use tamoxifen for breast cancer?
- What is preventative mastectomy?
- When should you schedule a clinical breast exam?
- What are the treatment options for stage IV breast cancer?
- How does hormone therapy cause weight changes during breast cancer treatment?
- What is tamoxifen used to treat breast cancer?
- What are the side effects of fulvestrant (Faslodex) for breast cancer?
- How important is exercise during breast cancer treatment?
- What questions should you ask your doctor about triple-negative breast cancer?
- What is a modified radical mastectomy (MRM)?
- Can a preventative mastectomy prevent breast cancer?
- How does a lumpectomy treat breast cancer?
- How is chemotherapy used to treat stage IV breast cancer?
- How do aromatase inhibitors affect breast cancer?
- How is hormone therapy used to treat stage IV breast cancer?
- When does tamoxifen work for breast cancer patients?
- What chemotherapy drugs are used to treat early breast cancer?
- How does tamoxifen affect medications in breast cancer patients?
- How does hormone therapy treat stage III breast cancer?
- How does hormone therapy work to treat breast cancer?
- Why would someone need radiation after a modified radical mastectomy (MRM)?
- What are goserelin (Zoladex) and leuprorelin (Lupron) used for in breast cancer patients?
- What might cause weight gain during breast cancer treatment?
- How does brachytherapy treat breast cancer?
- What are some tips to help you choose the right treatment for breast cancer?
- How will your doctor know if you have breast cancer hormone receptors?
- How do corticosteroids affect weight change during breast cancer treatment?
- What imaging tests would a doctor perform to diagnose breast cancer?
- Does tamoxifen raise the risk of uterine cancer?
- How does ovarian ablation treat breast cancer?
- What are the side effects of exemestane to treat breast cancer?
- What can you do to prevent infections while getting breast cancer treatment?
- What are common hormone therapy drugs for breast cancer?
- What can you do to treat mouth soreness from breast cancer treatment?
- Can you still work during breast cancer chemotherapy?
- What is the first step to removing breast cancer?
- How does chemotherapy treat stage III breast cancer?
- How can you receive chemotherapy for breast cancer?
- How do aromatase inhibitors treat breast cancer?
- How does other cancer in the family increase the risk for breast cancer?
- What are risk factors for breast cancer?
- What chemotherapy drugs are used to treat advanced breast cancer?
- How can a clinical trial help with triple-negative breast cancer?
- When did doctors first use tamoxifen to treat breast cancer?
- How does early menstruation increase my risk for breast cancer?
- How does a previous abnormal breast biopsy increase the risk for breast cancer?
- How does someone perform a self-exam for breast cancer?
- What is palbociclib (Ibrance)?
- What is fulvestrant (Faslodex)?
- What are aromatase inhibitors?
- How can chemotherapy treat breast cancer?
- What can you do to treat weakness and fatigue from breast cancer treatment?
- When should you call your doctor about the side effects of breast cancer treatment?
- When do you need surgery to treat triple-negative breast cancer?
- How does age increase the risk for breast cancer?
- How common are weight changes during breast cancer treatment?
- How is triple-negative breast cancer treated?
- How does surgery treat stage III breast cancer?
- How does tamoxifen treat breast cancer?
- How does reconstructive surgery treat breast cancer?
- How does surgery cause weight changes during breast cancer treatment?
- How does targeted therapy treat breast cancer?
- Who gets hormone therapy for breast cancer?
- How does lack of exercise cause weight gain during breast cancer treatment?
- What are the side effects of tamoxifen as a treatment for breast cancer?
- How does my age at childbirth increase my risk for breast cancer?
- How does direct family history increase the risk for breast cancer?
- What are the risks associated with weight changes during breast cancer treatment?
- How is chemotherapy used to treat triple-negative breast cancer?
- When is it best to do a self-exam for breast cancer?
- Which hormones fuel some types of breast cancer?
- What are the signs of triple-negative breast cancer?
- How many people will be diagnosed with breast cancer?
- What are the side effects of aromatase inhibitors to treat breast cancer?
- How does at-home recovery treat breast cancer?
- How does external beam radiation treat breast cancer?
- What happens during a breast exam?
- What are the side effects of palbociclib to treat breast cancer?
- Does tamoxifen produce side effects in men?
- What should someone eat during breast cancer treatment?
- What are the side effects of goserelin (Zoladex) and leuprorelin (Lupron) for breast cancer?
- How does distant family history increase the risk for breast cancer?
- What causes triple-negative breast cancer?
- Where can you get support for triple-negative breast cancer?
- How does race increase the risk for breast cancer?
- How does excessive radiation increase my risk for breast cancer?
- How long will I have bruising after breast cancer surgery?
- How does weight increase my risk for breast cancer?
- How is radiation used to treat triple-negative breast cancer?
- How do I care for my drainage device after having breast cancer surgery?
- What are the types of breast cancer treatment?
- How do genetics increase the risk for breast cancer?
- What type of exercises should I do after breast cancer surgery?
- When are you at most risk for triple-negative breast cancer?
- What are the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation for breast cancer?
- How can clinical trials help with stage IV breast cancer?
- How do you know which breast cancer treatment to choose?
- How can you gain weight from breast cancer treatment?
- How does someone's health history increase the risk for breast cancer?
- What can you do to treat loss of appetite from breast cancer treatment?
- What is important for early breast cancer detection?
- What are the goals of treatment in breast cancer?
- How effective is a modified radical mastectomy (MRM)?
- How can other drugs help with stage IV breast cancer?
- How long after my breast cancer surgery will my drainage device be removed?
- What symptoms should I tell my doctor about after breast cancer surgery?
- What is hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer?
- Can I go swimming after breast cancer surgery?
- How does chemotherapy help with breast cancer?
- How can you take care of yourself if you have triple-negative breast cancer?
- What is stage 1 breast cancer?
- When can I drive after breast cancer surgery?
- How can hormones play a role in breast cancer?
- How is surgery used to treat stage IV breast cancer?
- If I've just had breast cancer surgery, what medications can I take for pain?
- What are other treatments for breast cancer, other than surgery or radiation therapy?
- What is stage 2 breast cancer?
- Who should have a preventative mastectomy?
- What is stage 4 breast cancer?
- What is stage 3 breast cancer?
- What are the risks associated with having a modified radical mastectomy (MRM)?
- How is breast cancer chemotherapy monitored?
- What are my options for breast cancer surgery?
- What factors are not related to breast cancer?
- What is the goal of modified radical mastectomy (MRM)?
- How could my heritage increase my risk for breast cancer?
- How does exposure to estrogen increase the risk for breast cancer?
- What follow-up exams will I have after breast cancer surgery?
- What can you do to treat nausea and vomiting from breast cancer treatment?
- What are the side effects of breast cancer chemotherapy?
- What situation in breast cancer chemotherapy is considered an emergency?
- If I've had breast cancer surgery, will the fluid from my drainage device decrease?
- What do breast cancer hormone receptor test results mean?
- I had breast cancer surgery, should I continue to do self-breast exams?
- Should I have blood taken or an injection given after breast cancer surgery?
- Is it normal to have numbness, tingling, or discomfort after breast cancer surgery?
- What should someone expect from a modified radical mastectomy (MRM)?
- How can your breast cancer hormone receptor test results affect your treatment?
- What Are Breast Cancer Genetic Mutations?
- What is the BRCA gene?
- How do I know if I have the BRCA gene mutation?
- Can the BRCA gene mutation cause other cancers?
- What does a positive BRCA test result mean?
- Mutations and Your Treatment for HER2-Negative Advanced Breast Cancer
- What does a negative BRCA test result mean?
- How Treatment for Genetic Mutations in Advanced Breast Cancer Works
- What should I do if I have breast implants and I’m concerned about cancer?
- What are my chances of getting ALCL if I have breast implants?
- Can breast implants cause breast cancer?
- Why are breast implants linked to cancer?
- How is ALCL diagnosed and treated?
- The BRCA Gene Mutation and Breast Cancer Risk
- What are signal transduction inhibitors for breast cancer?
- How can lapatinib (Tykerb) help with treating HER2-positive breast cancer?
- Why do doctors prescribe tamoxifen for breast cancer?
- When should you call your doctor about side effects from breast cancer treatment?
- What is pertuzumab (Perjeta)?
- How can ado-trastuzumab emtansine (Kadcyla) help with treating HER2-positive breast cancer?
- What are side effects of tamoxifen for breast cancer?
- How does tamoxifen for breast cancer work?
- What is HER2-negative breast cancer?
- When should you call your doctor if you have breast cancer?
- What are side effects of breast cancer medications?
- How can I prepare for hair loss caused by my breast cancer treatment?
- Can I prevent hair loss caused by my breast cancer treatment?
- How does tamoxifen prevent breast cancer?
- How can targeted therapy help with breast cancer?
- How can breast cancer treatment cause hair loss?
- What medications can help treat HER2 positive breast cancer?
- What is tamoxifen?
- How is recurrent breast cancer diagnosed?
- How can breast cancer come back?
- What skin changes may happen during my breast cancer treatment?
- How is recurrent breast cancer treated?
- What questions should I ask my radiation oncologist?
- How should I control my weight while going through my breast cancer treatment?
- Can breast cancer treatment cause arm swelling?
- How might my nails change during my breast cancer treatment?
- How can I take care of my skin during breast cancer treatment?
- Is there anything I should keep an eye on after my breast cancer surgery?
- Can breast cancer treatment cause changes in weight?
- How can I treat arm swelling caused by my breast cancer treatment?
- Who is most likely to have recurrent breast cancer?
- How should I take care of myself during breast cancer treatment?
- What should my breast cancer surgeon provide before surgery?
- What should I know before I beign treatment for recurrent breast cancer?
- What questions should I ask to my breast cancer surgeon?
- How should I take care of my nails during my breast cancer treatment?
- What is breast infection?
- Can exercise help prevent breast cancer?
- What are the symptoms of mastitis?
- What is a breast ultrasound?
- How can exercise help if you have breast cancer?
- How can I avoid constipation while I have treatment for breast cancer?
- What should I expect during a breast ultrasound?
- What are some possible causes of rashes on the breast?
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