Breast Cancer - Videos

Dogs With Cancer Could Offer a Cure for Humans

Studying dogs with cancer could lead to advances for humans with the disease.

Lack of Friends Could Affect Breast Cancer Recovery

A lack of friends could make it more difficult for a woman to fight breast cancer.

A New Test Helps Predict Breast Cancer Risk

A new test helps doctors predict a woman's potential risk for breast cancer.

Senator Wasserman: Courgaeous Breast Cancer Survivor

Senator Debbie Wasserman Schultz found out that she had breast cancer at the age of 41. She went through many surgeries and with courage and a message of hope, she is a breast cancer survivor today.

Pink Together: Raising Breast Cancer Awareness

Crystal King is a six -year breast cancer survivor...and is currently a 2009 survivor ambassador for the National Pink Together Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign.

Senator Wasserman: Courageous Breast Cancer Survivor

Senator Debbie Wasserman Schultz found out that she had breast cancer at the age of 41. She went through many surgeries and with courage and a message of hope, she is a breast cancer survivor today.

A Microchip Could Help Detect Breast Cancer

A new microchip is able to detect the amount of estrogen in breast tissue, and predict which women are at risk for breast cancer.

Matectomies: Is There a Choice?

A new report from the Journal of Medical Association (JAMA) speaks of concerns that women are not being offered choices of treatment for breast cancer.

Where Do We Stand in the Fight Against Breast Cancer?

NBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman speaks with Ann Curry as part of "Today's Daily Dose", focusing on Breast Cancer.

More Women Are Getting Both Breats Removed

More and more women diagnosed with cancer in one of their breasts are making the choice to have the other, healthy breast removed.

Depression May Increase Risk of Death From Cancer

Depression may increase the risk of dying from cancer.

A Woman Has Her Breasts Remade After a Doube Mastectomy

A woman has a double mastectomy to prevent breast cancer, then had a new treatment to reconstruct her breasts.

Jobless Family Deals with Cancer

You never forget the day you're diagnosed with cancer. "Since that day, it's been crazy. Just a bad Hollywood soap opera" says Debbie Berg-Swaton/Breast Cancer Survivor.

Breast Cancer: Dr. Nancy and Dr. Susan Love Help Raise Awareness

Dr. Nancy Snyderman talks with Meredith Vieira and Dr. Susan Love as part of "Breast Cancer Today" and the start of breast cancer awareness month.

Bad Lifestyles Could Lead to a Second Breast Cancer

Drinking alcohol, smoking, and obesity can all increase a breast cancer survivor's risk for developing a second breast cancer.

A Young Woman Was Diagnosed with Breast Cancer At 22

Diana Gonzalez (NBC News) catches up one year later with a young girl who had been diagnosed with breast cancer at 22.

Red Wine Could Help With Radiation Sickeness

Red wine may alleviate some of the toxic skin effects associated with radiation cancer treatment.

Does Height Equal Health?

Do statistical studies link height and health?

Hispanics Are Less Likely to Get Cancer

Hispanic and Latino Americans are less likely to die from cancer, compared to other ethnic groups. However, they are more likely to have thier disease detected at a late stage.

Studies Show a Gene May Determine the Spread of Breast Cancer

Scientists say they've identified a gene that may determine whether breast cancer will spread to the brain.

Friends Can Impact Breast Cancer Treatment Choices

Friends and family memebers of breast cancer patients can have a major impact on what kind of treatment they'll choose.

Eating Right and Exercise Can Prevent Breast Cancer

Eating healthfully, exercising, and keeping alcohol to a minimum could prevent as many as 40-percent of breast cancers.

Breast Cancer Vaccine

A new vaccine is being tested in the DC area that could help prevent breast cancer from recurring in some women.

Chemotherapy: A New Test

When Grace Grey was diagnosed with breast cancer.. She assumed chemotherapy was in her future. But then her doctor told her about a relatively new test -- called Oncotype Dx.

Cancer Patients Separated From Spouses Fare Worse Than Others

People who are separated from their spouses when they're diagnosed with cancer may fare worse than other cancer patients.

Studies Look At the Radiation Emitted From CT Scans

A new study looks at the amount of radiation patients are exposed to while undergoing imaging tests, CT scans.

Mushrooms: Can They Help You Heal?

Researchers are looking to see if mushrooms can help boost your immunity / immune system.

Weightlifting Can Help Breast Cancer Survivors

Weight lifting can help breast cancer patients reduce some of the side effects of treatments.

Breastfeeding Could Reduce the Risk for Breast Cancer

A study finds women with a family history of breast cancer are nearly 60% less likely to develop the disease themselves if they breastfeed their children.

Cancer Death Rates are Dropping

A new study finds the number of people dying from cancer is going down.

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