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“You have breast cancer and it’s stage 4 breast cancer.” This was the beginning of my journey with breast cancer: stage 4, right from the st

By Abigail Johnston Disclaimer: This post is not intended to be taken or received as medical advice nor is the author able to offer...

I was 39 when I was diagnosed with breast cancer -Stage II infiltrating carcinoma and 49 with breast cancer -Stage IV metastatic breast...

Palliative care is what we call a holistic and all-rounded treatment option that could be offered to breast cancer patients. Palliative care

This is such a real thing amongst breast cancer patients and I confess that I had no real concept of how this works until the first person

New options for advanced cancer patients, a must read! Personalized Cancer Treatment Strategies 101. We all know that the standard of care

By Kristie Konsoer Empathy: the ability to understand and share feelings with another. I recently read a blog written by an older woman...

Jan. 21, 2019| By Diane Mapes / Fred Hutch News Service Original article published on FredHutch.org here. Study reveals how blood vessels...

Published by Sponsor Store My Tumor Only by recognizing that each patient is different, oncologists can begin to design tailored and...

By Guest Blogger, Abigail Johnston In January of 2017, at the ripe old age of 38, I felt a lump in my left breast. I was tandem nursing...