Breast asymmetry is an issue more common than many women realize, yet it’s a subject that often goes unspoken. For most, it’s merely a slight difference—one breast may be subtly larger or sit higher ...

For patients with breast cancer, there are racial and ethnic differences in treatment declination, according to a study published online May 9 in JAMA Network Open. Data were included from 2,837,446 ...

Survival after breast cancer has improved dramatically over the past few decades. Earlier detection and better treatments mean that many women now live for years, and often decades, after diagnosis.

—Do Black and White patients with metastatic breast cancer have different genomic profiles, and do they experience inequities in use of targeted therapies and outcomes? That was the question at the ...

Disease-free, distant recurrence-free, and breast cancer-specific survival rates were significantly lower in patients aged ≥70 years than in patients aged 50-69 years. No significant differences in ...

Recent recommendations — which were discussed at the CURE® Educated Patient® Breast Cancer Summit — addressed changes in both genetic and genomic testing in breast cancer. Patients with metastatic ...