Breast Cancer
Articles and resources on breast cancer for patients, caregivers, and family members
By Caroline S. Dorfman, PhD; Jacklyn Balliot, BSN, RN, OCN; Juliann M. Stalls, PhD; Cheyenne Corbett, PhD
A look at the treatments that can impact your fertility and your options to preserve it. Read More ›
As a breast cancer survivor herself, Ms. Shockney offers advice in hope of helping women diagnosed with breast cancer regain a sense of peace. Read More ›
An interview with Jamie Larson of the Young Survival Coalition about the many programs their organization offers to young women with breast cancer. Read More ›
After being diagnosed with advanced breast cancer at age 30, Elizabeth McSpadden was shocked by the lack of appropriate norms to address fertility and other relevant issues in young women with cancer. Read More ›
Diagnosed with stage II breast cancer at age 45, Lauren Schultz found herself having to navigate a new world she knew nothing about. Here, she gives specific tips she had to learn the hard way. Read More ›
This article takes a look at genetics and what a diagnosis could mean for your family. Read More ›
Ms Karmo speaks about the importance of advocacy and the changes she’s seen in oncology care during her 16 years as a survivor. Read More ›
Oncology Nurse Navigator Cheryl Bellomo provides an overview of possible side effects as well as what can be done to prevent, lessen, or stop them. Read More ›
By Bonnie Annis
Bonnie Annis reflects on her breast cancer diagnosis, dealing with worries of cancer recurrence, using natural remedies, and how fear and stress affect our well-being. Read More ›