While certain genetic mutations can increase a woman's chances of a diagnosis, three specific actions can help offset the risks.
Amid a second bout of breast cancer, Kathy Shoemaker's faith has become stronger than ever.
Bagpipe music heralds a big milestone for a woman completing her second-last infusion of her breast cancer treatment.
Women with HER2-positive cancer generally have a favorable outlook.
Following a breast cancer screening program can provide a 60 percent lower risk of dying from the disease.
Women who lost 5 percent or more of their body weight had a 12 percent lower breast cancer risk.
When a mom can’t be home for her daughter’s birthday, caregivers on the bone marrow transplant unit help them celebrate with a purple unicorn party.
The key to catching it early is knowing your risks and taking screenings seriously.
Megan Keller battled breast cancer with a child in her womb. These days, both are happy and healthy.
Breast cancer survivor Mary Rottier has joined forces with her therapy dogs to deliver a message of hope and healing.
A new technique gauges lymph flow by capturing thousands of points of measurements on the entire arm.
If a male has a BRCA mutation, their risk increases 100-fold.
