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Breast Cancer in Your 20s

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Breast Cancer Stories

Breast Cancer in Your 20s

A breast cancer diagnosis is hard news at any age, but being diagnosed in your 20s can be uniquely challenging. #FeatureFriday For young,...

De Novo Metastatic Breast Cancer

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4 min read

Metastatic Breast Cancer

De Novo Metastatic Breast Cancer

“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

Racial Disparities in Screening Mammography

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Mammograms & Screenings

Racial Disparities in Screening Mammography

Disparities in screening mammography are decreasing among medically underserved populations but still persist among racial/ethnic minorities

Is BI RADS 5 Always Cancer?

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Mammograms & Screenings

Is BI RADS 5 Always Cancer?

The score is used to convey to doctors how concerned radiologists are about the findings.

From Stage 2 to Stage 4 Breast Cancer

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From Stage 2 to Stage 4 Breast Cancer

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...

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