Por qué necesitamos más mujeres de raza negra e hispánica en ensayos clínicos de cáncer de mama
Incrementar la diversidad en los ensayos clínicos de cáncer puede ser útil para la lucha contra las desigualdades de cáncer
breast cancer
Haciendo que el acceso a la atención para el cáncer de mama sea más fácil
Centros satelitales de atención mamaria, mamografías móviles y biopsias con resultados para el mismo día están haciendo que las mujeres puedan obtener atención mamaria más fácilmente
Why We Need More Black and Hispanic Women in Breast Cancer Clinical Trials
Increasing diversity in cancer clinical trials can help the fight against cancer disparities
Making It Easier to Access Breast Care
Satellite breast centers, mobile mammography and same-day biopsies are making it easier for women to get breast care
Ask the Expert: Advanced Breast Cancer: Provider's Perspective
Kristen Zarfos, M.D., FACS answers questions about the emotional affects of advaced breast cancer and much more.
New Treatments for Metastatic Breast Cancer
Find out more about the most innovative treatments for stage 4 breast cancer — and how they’re affecting patients with the disease
Your First Mammogram: A Step-by-Step Guide
Not sure what to expect during your first mammogram? Watch this video to find out.
¿Conoces a alguien que tiene cáncer? Aquí encontrarás cómo puedes ayudar.
Revisa estos recursos que incluyen un programa útil que reúne a familiares, amigos y cuidadores a través de un plan para proporcionar comidas
Breast Health Glossary of Terms
Understanding your breasts and how to keep them healthy requires knowing the language.
Asking for Support Helps Me Heal
Learning how to give family and friends actionable tasks has been an essential part of my journey with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer
Do You Know Someone Who Has Cancer? Here’s How You Can Help.
Check out these resources, including a helpful program that brings family, friends and caregivers together through meal-giving
Advanced Breast Cancer Support Group Finder
These support groups and resources can help connect people affected by advanced breast cancer
Everything you need to know about women’s health — in one place.
I Thought My Swollen Lymph Nodes Were Side Effects From the Covid-19 Vaccine
But they were signaling something far more dangerous
Biopsies Confirm a Breast Cancer Diagnosis After an Abnormal Mammogram – but Structural Racism May Lead to Lengthy Delays
Black patients are more likely than other racial and ethnic groups to have a biopsy delay of 90 days or more after an abnormal mammogram
15 Minutes With: Jaclyn Smith Talks About the 20th Anniversary of Her Breast Cancer Diagnosis
The Charlie’s Angels star credits her friends with getting her through her treatment
As a Breastfeeding Mom Who Also Worked as a Lactation Consultant, I Thought My Breast Lump Was a Clogged Milk Duct
I never would have guessed the truth: I had stage 4 breast cancer
Where Metastatic Breast Cancer Can Spread in the Body
The most common sites for metastatic breast cancer include the bones, lungs, liver, brain and spinal cord
Ask the Expert About Advanced Breast Cancer
Watch these videos with professor of breast cancer surgery Lillie Shockney to learn about advanced breast cancer treatment teams, shared decision-making and life goals after treatment
My Life Really Began When I Got My Breast Cancer Diagnosis
I’m living with stage 4 cancer, and I’m determined to live my life to the fullest
Understanding Advanced Breast Cancer Treatment
When it comes to treating advanced breast cancer, no two treatment plans are alike
Información sobre el tratamiento de cáncer de mama avanzado
Ningún plan de tratamiento de cáncer de mama avanzado es igual a otro
The Truth About Being a Cancer Warrior
How battle language can make someone with breast cancer feel like a lone soldier
Why Do Women of Color Have Worse Breast Cancer Outcomes?
Breast cancer treatment and survival are worse for women of color. Healthcare disparities are to blame.
You Have Advanced Breast Cancer. What’s Next?
Advice about important next steps and what to expect after an advanced breast cancer diagnosis