When my breast cancer spread to my bones, I realized it was time for a more holistic approach. Now I'm living my best life ever.
New treatments have turned a deadly condition into one you can live with
After 38 years living with pain, I've become passionate about the pain-cancer connection.
After you undergo a mastectomy, making decisions about a reconstruction is often the next step
Breast cancer doesn't have to mean an end to your sex life or your plans to have a family
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An incurable cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming, but new treatments are enabling women to live longer
What feels best to you? That is the question.
Menopause doesn't cause breast cancer, but the risk increases with age. Here's how to improve your odds.
Listening to my body and insisting on a chest X-ray led to early detection
I've learned that honest conversations about how breast cancer treatment affects your sexual health should be a part of every treatment plan.
Working with horses helped me cope with my life-changing diagnosis
Black women are less likely to develop breast cancer but face a higher risk of early occurrence and death. Here's how to improve the odds.
Nearly half of all women age 40 and older who get mammograms are found to have dense breasts. Are you one of them?
Dense breast tissue can make it more difficult to detect breast cancer. It's your right to know your status