Guest Post by Corrie Painter, Ph.D We are at a point in history where the promise of transformative discovery is so real, that scientists are driven like never before. The tools and methods that we are developing have greatly increased our ability to answer questions that were once considered so challenging that they were never […]

Sir, You Have Breast Cancer! Just imagine hearing those words as a man, or a woman about her father, husband, son or any loved one! HIS Breast Cancer Awareness was formed by a sister and brother in 2010 as a fully credited nonprofit organization to bring education, awareness, prevention and lifestyle assistance to anyone dealing […]

The American Society of Clinical Oncology held their Annual Meeting May 29-June 2 in Chicago. Here are some of the highlights, as told by the physicians who attended the meeting. Patient Reported Outcomes, Genetics, and Social Media Dr. Sarah Hawley  @Hawleysaraht  ASCO 2015 had some very interesting sessions covering patient-reported outcomes, decision-making and general health services […]

Tell us about your breast cancer experience, including diagnosis and treatment: I was diagnosed with stage IIB, triple negative breast cancer in 3/14/12. I was just 41. My tumor was 6 cm and I also had two satellite areas of approximately 2cm. I was BRCA negative and had no family history. I have been NED […]