Half of Breast Cancer Patients Likely to Discontinue Treatment Early

Study says despite the risk of relapse and fatality, half of breast cancer patients do not take their medications for the recommended period of time.

Increased Breast Density Leads to Increased Cancer Risk

Numerous studies over the past 40 years consistently show cancer risk to be four to six times higher for women with extremely dense breasts than for women with low density breasts.

Early Exercise Post-Surgery Can Improve Stiffness, Range of Motion in Shoulders

Study finds that beginning an exercise program one to three days after breast cancer surgery can help patients maintain shoulder movement and minimize loss of arm or shoulder function.

Survivors Facing Recurrence More Likely to Live Longer with Counseling

Researchers at Ohio State University have found that a psychological intervention program (counseling) designed for breast cancer patients reduces their risk of dying if the cancer recurs.