Breast Cancer - Videos

Breast Cancer Body Art

Women use body art to raise awareness about breast cancer.

Vaccines Reduce Cancer Risk in Women

Vaccines could help lower risk for ovarian and breast cancers.

Breast Cancer Gene

New research shows no increased risk of breast cancer if women aren't carriers of the BRCA gene themselves.

Alcohol Raises Risk of Breast Cancer

A new study finds alcohol consumption raises the risk of breast cancer in teen girls with a family history of the disease.

New Breast Cancer Procedure Leaves Breast Intact

For women diagnosed with breast cancer, they're often left with few options when it comes to treatment. For years, women who underwent mastectomies were left scarred.

What Does It Take to Fight Breast Cancer?

It takes incredible strength for women to battle breast cancer.

New Treatment for Breast Cancer

Robert Bazell (NBC Nightly News) reports there's a new option for women with an especially aggressive form of breast cancer.

Breast Cancer Therapy

A new study finds giving breast cancer patients radiotherapy and chemotherapy at the same time significantly cuts the risk of recurrence.

Woman Lifts Hopes of Those Battling Cancer

Anne Thompson reports on the story of how one Maryland woman found inspiration from above to help lift the spirits and hopes of those battling cancer.

Male Breast Cancer

Man diagnosed with rare form of breast cancer seeks radical treatment in Texas.

New Cancer Facility Treats the Heart As Well as the Disease

New cancer helps patients deal with the stress and struggles of the disease.

Uninsured Women Not Informed of Breast Reconstruction Options

Lots of uninsured women are not informed of reconstruction options after a mastectomy.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

1 in 8 women will be affected by breast cancer.

Cancer Patients Are Tech Savvy

A new study suggests older cancer patients are tech savvy.

Doctors Recommend 10 Years on Tamoxifan for Breast Cancer Survivors

Some doctors are increasing the time spent taking Tamoxifan for breast cancer survivors.

Pregnancy Drug Risks

A drug millions of pregnant women took decades ago may raise the risk of infertility and breast cancer among their daughters.

Taking Tamoxifen For a Longer Time Helps Prevent Recurrence

Research shows that breast cancer patients taking Tamoxifen for a much longer term, up to 10 years, may help reduce the risk of recurrence.

Bone Drug Can Lower Risk for Fractures in Breast Cancer Patients

Breast cancer patients who take an osteoperosis drug can lower their risk for fractures.

Breast Cancer Dolphins

Breast cancer survivors got to celebrate beating their disease with the help of some dolphins in Miami's Seaquarium.

Breast cancer Being Diagnosed Earlier

Women who develop hereditary breast cancers are doing so at a younger age than previous generations.

3D Mammograms Now Available

The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first 3D mammography imaging system.

ISPY Treatment for Breast Cancer

New test for breast cancer helps discover the right treatment.

Cancer Survivors Struggle With Med Costs

Cancer survivors strugle afterwards when dealing with the life saving meds they have to pay for.

Tamoxifen Benefit

The benefits of taking the breast cancer drug Tamoxifen for five years appear to lower the risk for the disease for an additional ten years.

Woman Without Insurance Survives Breast Cancer

Woman survives breast cancer and reconstructive surgery, without health insurance.

Annual Mammograms

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists now recommends women start annual mammograms at age 40.

A Woman's Height Could Be Tied to Cancer

Your height may determine your risk for cancer.

Lymph Nodes and Breast Cancer

Microscopic cancer cells found in the lymph nodes of women with early stage breast cancer don't appear to increase the risk of dying of the disease.

Santa Claus Runs for Cancer

Man dressed as Santa Claus runs thirteen miles along a beach to raise awareness of breast cancer.

Maryland Rolls Out a Plan to Fight Cancer

Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene officials launch the new Maryland Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan.
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