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Breast Cancer

What is breast cancer?

What are the different types of breast cancer?

What causes breast cancer?

How many women get breast cancer?

What's new in breast cancer research?

Can breast cancer be prevented?

How is breast cancer diagnosed?

Can breast cancer be found early?

What is a surgical pathology report?

Is your cancer invasive or noninvasive? In what part of the breast did your cancer begin? How do your cancer cells appear under a microscope? Are your cancer cells fueled by hormones? What is the genetic makeup of your breast cancer cells?

How to examine your breasts

Clinical breast exam

Screening and Testing What is a mammogram? What is the best method of detecting breast cancer as early as possible? How is a mammogram done? Are there different types of mammograms? What can mammograms show? Are there any problems with mammograms?

What are the signs and symptoms of breast cancer?

Can Wearing a Bra all the Time Cause Cancer?

Who gets breast cancer?

What should you ask your doctor about breast cancer?

How is breast cancer treated?

Planning Your Treatment

Getting a Second Opinion

Surgery What is Lumpectomy?

Chemotherapy

Radiation Therapy

Hormonal Therapy

Targeted Therapies

Complementary & Holistic Medicine

Drugs for Treatment and Risk Reduction

Treatments for Pain

Nutrition

What happens after treatment for breast cancer?

Breast Cancer Malpractice NEW YORK - A Long Beach, Long Island woman got the bad news that she had breast cancer. She underwent a double mastectomy and then was told the lab made a mistake and she didn't have cancer. Has someone close to you been diagnosed with breast cancer? Was your Doctor guilty of commiting one or more of these errors? Here are further guidelines.