Breast Cancer

A healthy diet can go a long way in lowering your risk of breast cancer. We've got the latest nutrition advice anyone can follow (even you!).

When it comes to our breasts, what’s normal and what is cause for concern? Can teens get breast cancer?

Could itchy breasts be a symptom of something serious, like breast cancer? Learn more here, and get tips to relieve the itch.

Here’s how embracing patience this year can help you have a more positive attitude as a cancer survivor.

No big life overhauls here. You can lower your cancer risk with just a few easy strategies.

A shot to treat and prevent breast cancer may be closer to reality than you think.

It's pretty daunting to walk into a chemo center for the first time. Our writer's advice? Bring your best friend for backup! Don't miss the rest of her advice on how to prepare so you know what to expect each step of the way.

Cancer treatment can make sex unappealing or uncomfortable. Dr. Don Dizon has some ideas to help.

In a surprising twist, women with high cholesterol are 45 percent less likely to develop breast cancer, according to this study. What does this mean?

New research suggests that non-white women are less likely to complete the full-term course of chemotherapy to treat their breast cancer. Why does this happen?