Breast Cancer

In cancer, communication is critical.

An oncology nurse learns what it’s like to have cancer — and uses the experience to improve the way patients are treated.

Cancer survivor tries to actively practice gratitude during stressful holiday season and life's changes.

An ongoing opioid epidemic is making it more challenging to treat cancer pain.

Recommendations made by patients living with MBC and health care providers who are cancer survivors will soon be disseminated throughout the health care system.

How does someone who is adopted put together the pieces of their genetic puzzle, especially after a cancer diagnosis?

Two-time cancer survivor offers ideas to reduce clutter, even through difficult times.

When my oncologist asked me if I would consider being in a clinical trial, my answer was immediate.

You know that saying “when you are sick, the internet is not your friend”? Well, that’s a fact. I start looking up runny nose, and because I believe that the runny substance coming from my nose must be spinal fluid, I must have brain cancer.

A mother's journey through her daughter's cancer

Although chemotherapy for breast cancer can cause a variety of side effects, there are ways to ease many of them.

During the holiday season, cancer patients get a lot of well-intentioned but unhelpful advice. Here's how to make it stop.

Two-time cancer survivor offers ways to work toward happy.

Women aren’t always advised that they can opt against breast reconstruction after mastectomy, yet for some, “living flat” brings the best quality of life.

Surviving cancer just got easier, thanks to these angels.

What happens when the hustle, bustle, attention and care of active treatment end? Survivor shares what helped.

A cancer survivor weighs his losses and gains.