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Woman’s Cancer Missed After Doctor Blamed Bra Underwire for Her Symptoms; Early Signs of Lobular Breast Cancer

Laura Mcloughlin clearly remembers the first time she saw her doctor with a breast lump and sharp pain. The medical expert told her to just stop wearing an underwire bra and trade it with a normal one ... Read More

Early Breast Cancer: Why Reducing Recurrence Risk And Preserving Quality Of Life Matter As Much As Treatment

For women diagnosed with early breast cancer, the journey goes far beyond medical procedures, it’s about finding balance, strength, and purpose while navigating treatment. Advances in cancer care have ... Read More

5 very early signs of breast cancer and 5 effective self-examination techniques recommended by experts

According to The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), breast cancer led to 670,000 worldwide deaths in the year 2022. The data showed, in 157 countries, breast cancer was the most ... Read More

Mom, 37, diagnosed with cancer after push for early screening: "I was just stunned"

Michaela Del Barrio had always known that her family history of breast cancer meant she had a higher risk than most of being diagnosed with the disease. In her 20s, doctors had told her she was too ... Read More

Early detection is key for those with high risk of breast cancer, doctors say. What to know about risk factors and prevention

When it comes to breast cancer, doctors say early detection is key, especially if you are high risk. Those at high risk include people who have a family history of cancer, increased breast density, ... Read More

New breast cancer treatment trial at UCSF aims to avoid invasive surgery for patients

Waiting and seeing is not often the strategy employed when it comes to treating breast cancer, but a new clinical trial by the University of California, San Francisco, researchers are doing just that. Read More