Breast Cancer
Articles and resources on breast cancer for patients, caregivers, and family members
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and in her introduction to the October issue, Lillie Shockney explores the fear of cancer recurrence, the value of exercise, and other breast cancer-related articles featured in the issue. Read More ›
At age 24, Nalie Agustin was diagnosed with stage II breast cancer. After about 3 years of remission and gaining a large online following through her inspirational writing, videos, and podcasts, she was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. She explains to doctors that their words are as powerful as the treatments they prescribe. Read More ›
By Sandra Lewis
When Sandra Lewis found out she was a carrier of the BRCA2 gene mutation, she was determined to get informed. She learned to embrace the moment, focused on the facets of her life that she could control, and remembered to smile as part of healing. Read More ›
Idalina Colburn, BSN, RN, OCN, ONN-CG, recounts her transition from helping people with cancer as an oncology nurse to being a patient herself and learning to appreciate every moment of her life. Read More ›
Gina Stratton was inspired by her granddad, who had advanced-stage lung cancer. She talks about her dealing with her breast cancer diagnosis at the age of 40 while having a full-time job. Read More ›
From surgery to radiation: what you need to know about breast cancer treatments. Read More ›
Immunotherapy is a welcome new option in the treatment of triple-negative disease. Here’s how it works. Read More ›
A guide to understanding the genetic component of a cancer diagnosis. Read More ›
Support the one who is supporting you with these expert recommendations. Read More ›
A cancer diagnosis will probably cause you to pause and reflect on your life. Here are 5 questions to ask yourself. Read More ›