Breast Cancer

One family shares their experience with the discovery of a BRCA mutation, and how they discussed it among one another.

Although individuals may have concerns about enrolling in a study, their involvement may lead to new discoveries.

A genetic counselor discussed the various hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome-associated cancers among men and how to manage them at the FORCE Annual Meeting.

Eva Moon, a writer, musician and performing artist, discusses her genetic mutation and how it changed the direction of her life.

Explaining what lymhedema feels like isn't always easy.

Imagine receiving two pieces of life-altering news in a matter of three days. One survivor not only experienced this, but came out the other side with a positive outlook and a humorous book, too.

With this FDA action, Talzenna (talazoparib) is the second PARP inhibitor to be approved in the breast cancer space.

Memories of a modern day mastectomy

Please, the words "free boob job" and "breast cancer reconstruction" never belong in the same sentence.

Alejandra Campoverdi shares her experience with having a BRCA2 mutation and explains how the Well Women Coalition is helping to start the conversation among women of color across the country.

Survivors who share their voices through blog posts have a big responsibility. Learn how to manage it here.

Eleven years ago, Stephanie Hosford received two pieces of life-changing news within the span of three days: she was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer and she found out she was pregnant – all while going through an adoption process at the same time.

“We’re all really aware now, so what are we doing about it?” Zionna Hanson, founder of Barbells for Boobs, said.

The thinking and memory problems often experienced by patients after cancer treatment may also be linked to a gene associated with Alzheimer's disease risk.

Share your cancer story, says news anchor and survivor Amy Robach.

Three storytellers offered their experiences with BRCA mutation at a Basser Center for BRCA event in New York City.

Traveling internationally has its challenges, but for those with prosthetics, it's a little more complicated.

I didn’t really like this surgeon very much. She was so young and soft spoken.

October is a great month to support male breast cancer, too.

Sometimes that product or campaign does good, but sometimes it doesn't. Here's how to sort through the pink marketing

In this week’s episode of CURE Talks Cancer, we spoke with Barbara Demorest, the founder of KnittedKnockers.org, about how her cancer journey helped her create a sense of community for women with breast cancer all around the world with Knitted Knockers.

In a new book of poetry, Kari Wergeland describes key recollections and insights from her journey with breast cancer.

Viral germs pose a concerned health risk for those with a compromised immune system.

Pinktober heralds the arrival of so much pink that some of us run screaming from the sight of it, despite the good intentions of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. As I explain how I have made my peace with pink, you might feel better about your own choices.

A breast cancer patient's go-to resources for starting and continuing the cancer talk with your kids

In this special edition of the CURE Talks Cancer podcast, we kick off National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week and Previvor Day.

Don't let the excuse of cancer run your life or stop you from doing all that you want.

I haven’t written about cancer for about three months. That’s a long time for me.

October is breast cancer awareness month, but each survivor has their own perspective on the matter.