Breast Cancer
Several types of cancer can form in the breast, making it the second most common cancer that affects American women. Breast cancer affects over 200,000 women each year. The cancer develops when abnormal cells crowd out healthy ones, potentially causing a lump in the breast or a bloody discharge from the nipples.
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8 Things Your Breast Cancer Surgeon Wishes You Knew
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4 Habits to Keep Your Breasts Healthy
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Weight, Social Ties and Other Factors That Increase Your Risk of Breast Cancer Relapse
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Watch Out for Breast Cancer by Watching Your Waist
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5 Workouts for Breast Cancer Survivors
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The Surprising Breast Cancer Risk Factor You May Not Know About
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The Side Dish That Thwarts Aggressive Cancer
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The Final Word On Breast Cancer Screening
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The Connection Between Hair Dye and Breast Cancer
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Support Groups for Metastatic Breast Cancer
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6 Steps to Take After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis
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6 Ways to Help a Loved One with Breast Cancer
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Walking Away from Breast Cancer
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Smoking Linked to Most Common Type of Breast Cancer
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Should You Get a Mammogram?
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Reducing Your Risk of Breast Cancer
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Reducing Your Risk for Heart Attack After Breast Cancer
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Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Metastatic Breast Cancer
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Protect Breast Tissue with This Tuber
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News: Study Finds Newer Birth Control May Slightly Up Breast Cancer Risk
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News: Study Finds Many Breast Cancer Patients Can Skip Chemo
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Making Sense of the New Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines
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Life After Mastectomy: Sex, Self-Image and Strategies for Coping
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Life After Breast Cancer: Steps to Stay Strong and Healthy
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I Have a BRCA Gene Mutation. Should I Be Worried?
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How Women Can Lower Their Risk for Breast Cancer