Breast Cancer
Breast cancer, one of the most common types of cancer, is curable if caught early -- and is usually treated through some combination of surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, and other medications. When caring for someone with breast cancer, it's important to work with doctors to obtain the best treatment possible and to control uncomfortable side effects.
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What are the risk factors for breast cancer? Risk factors for breast cancer include family history, overweight, drinking alcohol, and using HRT.
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Breast cancer, a malignant tumor or tumors, is curable if caught early. Learn about breast cancer tests, diagnoses, stages, and survival rates.
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A breast cancer diagnosis is terrifying; treatment is difficult at best. What women with breast cancer say they need most from partners and friends.
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Questions
- Do oncologists check if you have metastasized breast cancer?
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Community
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