Cancer Survivors Stories

Your Healthy Family: Breast cancer awareness growing One of the biggest advancements has been a change in the way Americans see breast cancer. "The awareness and the willingness to diagnose something early on, ...

Breast cancer and COVID-19: Risks and precautions Here, learn how having breast cancer may affect the risks associated with COVID-19, including the risk of infection and the risk of severe symptoms.

Are bras bad for you? Research on the pros and cons People may question whether wearing a bra is good or bad for their health. Read on to find out what the science says about wearing a bra vs. going braless.

Global Breast Cancer Screening Market: Forecast by Screening Test, Population, Countries and Companies (2020-2026) - ResearchAndMarkets.com The "Breast Cancer Screening Market, Global Forecast by Screening Test, Population, Countries, Company Analysis" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Weight gain may reduce risk of breast cancer before menopause New research shows that weight gain in early adulthood may lower the risk of breast cancer before menopause. Understanding why may improve prevention.

Breast pain in men: Causes and treatments What causes of breast pain in men? Continue reading to find out the possible causes of male breast pain, ways to treat them and if you need to see a doctor.

Does Medicare pay for mammograms? Coverage and what to expect Medicare covers both screening mammograms and diagnostic mammograms, but it does so at different levels. Learn more about coverage in this article.

Heavy and sore b***s: Causes and pain relief A person's breasts can feel heavy and sore for a variety of reasons. Learn more about six of the possible causes and how to relieve the pain at home.

Cancer: How close are we to curing it? In this Spotlight, we track recent advances in cancer research and consider whether we are getting any closer to eradicating the burden of this disease.

Medicare and cancer treatment: Coverage and exclusions Medicare is a state funded insurance plan. Several parts of Medicare cover different aspects of cancer treatment. Learn more about coverage and exclusions here.

My experience of surviving cancer twice In 1972, I survived breast cancer only to receive a diagnosis of stage 4 ovarian cancer in the following decade. This is my story.

8 signs and symptoms of breast cancer besides a lump A lump in the breast can be a sign of breast cancer, but other changes in the breast can also signify this condition. Other potential warning signs include texture changes, ni**le discharge, and breast pain. Learn more about eight possible symptoms of breast cancer besides a lump, and when to see a....

Stage 4 breast cancer symptoms and prognosis When breast cancer reaches stage 4, it will have spread from the breast to other parts of the body. Cancer cells in new parts of the body can cause a wide variety of symptoms. Here, we explain the symptoms that occur when breast cancer spreads to the bones, liver, or brain. We also cover other sympt...

Is cancer overdiagnosis a problem? New research estimates that doctors may overdiagnose around 11,000 cases of cancer in women and 18,000 cases of cancer in men each year.

Study links permanent hair dye to increased risk of breast cancer, particularly among black women Women who use permanent hair dye and chemical hair straighteners may be at an increased risk of breast cancer — particularly black women.

The Importance of Treatment-Free Survival in Cancer Care Planning In cancer clinical trials, the goal, or primary endpoint, is often focused on overall survival. However, one expert from the Dana Farber Cancer Institute thinks treatment-free survival should also be documented to provide patients with the data they need to make informed treatment choices.

Assessing Aspirin's Strengths and Weaknesses in Cancer Prevention A new study suggests the common pill could help prevent deaths from cancer, but it’s not without it's share of side effects.   

How to Manage Cancer-Related Fatigue - Breast Cancer News Dr. Evans explains that fatigue is the top most common medical issue for cancer patients, ranking higher than pain or depression.

Breast Cancer Risk Lowered After Weight Loss Surgery, Study Finds Weight-loss surgery may reduce the risk of breast cancer in obese individuals, even among those with a genetic predisposition towards cancer, a study says.

Aging and cancer: A surprising two way relationship Although aging is the greatest risk factor for cancer, a recent study demonstrates how aging cells might, paradoxically, hinder cancer progression.

Slideshow: Famous Women Who've Had Breast Cancer Celebrities face medical challenges too, including breast cancer. Find out how actors, entertainers, and other famous women dealt with their big health challenges.