Todd Gersten, MD

The more you know about the recurring forms of breast cancer, the better prepared you will be to continue your fight against it.

It can be difficult to understand what others with breast cancer are going through. This is what your loved one needs you to know but might be scared to tell you.

Not all metastatic breast cancers are the same. This new mathematical model could give you more specific information about your prognosis.

Multiple myeloma is a type of cancer for which symptoms usually do not appear early. That’s unfortunate because symptoms are what motivate people to seek help. It’s important to understand the difference between signs and symptoms.

Many people think metastatic breast cancer is a death sentence, but more women are living longer despite this serious diagnosis.

Want to know what puts you at risk for stomach cancer? Age, sex, dietary habits, and other factors are key.

This chef and stomach cancer survivor offers great post-gastrectomy cooking and eating tips.

Looking for information or a support network after a stomach cancer diagnosis? Check out these organizations to find help.

Cut through the confusing language around advanced lung cancer with this guide to the most common terms you might hear from your doctor.

Lynch syndrome is the most common inherited cancer disorder, and it raises your risk of colon cancer, rectal cancer, and other cancer types.