Breast Cancer: Hormone Receptors & Triple Negative Breast Cancers
Knowing your breast cancer subtype is important for understanding your treatment options
Knowing your breast cancer subtype is important for understanding your treatment options
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.
From the experts at HealthyWomen, this new one-stop hub will help you understand your breasts from the inside out, offering up-to-date information on all aspects of breast health
Roughly 155,00 women in the U.S. are living with metastatic breast cancer. Here's what you need to know.
Also known as "stage 4 breast cancer," metastatic breast cancer is not curable, but it is treatable, and new targeted therapies continue to slow progress of the disease and help women live longer.
As you say good riddance to 2020, say hello to a healthier 2021
New treatments have turned a deadly condition into one you can live with
Today, a range of cosmetic (aesthetic) surgery options make it possible to create a breast shape and size that better matches our body's frame or our personal preference.
Women may choose to undergo breast reconstructive surgery after removal of their breasts due to breast cancer. There are two main options: breast implants, using silicone shells filled with silicone gel or saline, or autologous reconstruction, using your fat and tissue to shape a new breast.
Whether you or a loved one has just been diagnosed with breast cancer, this information includes details about types of cancer, different tests, treatment options, and questions to ask your healthcare provider. READ MORE
If so, it's time to talk about your overall breast cancer risk and get screened appropriately
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.