Breast Cancer
Articles and resources on breast cancer for patients, caregivers, and family members
There is a wealth of support just waiting to help you and guide you along this journey. Be encouraged, you are not alone. Read More ›
Learning these terms will help you understand your condition and feel more confident in your treatment. Read More ›
Oftentimes, the patient is the listener when meeting with their medical oncologists. Here’s a guide of what patients should be saying. Read More ›
Machines that use artificial intelligence—such as Siri and Alexa—have become part of our everyday lives. Could this technology help in the fight against breast cancer? See how human doctors stacked up against machines in one study. Read More ›
New evidence shows that the use of some permanent hair colors may be associated with increased risk of breast cancer. Read More ›
What is Patient-Centered Care? It means that you are much more than a breast cancer diagnosis. Sharing the essence of who you are will help your healthcare team to provide the patient-centered care you deserve. Read More ›
Think you know all the facts about Triple-Negative Breast Cancer? Think again. Increase your knowledge by checking out these common myths. Read More ›
Ricki Fairley was told she had 2 years to live. That was 8 years ago. This is her inspiring story of survival. Read More ›
Your nurse navigator is the key person on your healthcare team to connect with throughout the entire course of your experience. Here’s why. Read More ›
Welcome to our newest issue of CONQUER. We know the value of hearing the experiences of cancer survivors and family caregivers. It helps people to relate, feel a sense of connection, and provides food for thought. We have many stories, with several focusing on breast cancer, including male breast cancer. Pink ribbons are not just for women. Read More ›