Breast Cancer
When Doctors Become Patients of Their Research
Researchers who become patients can quickly lose sight of the neutrality they've developed.
No One Agrees on Mammography Guidelines
New recommendations from the American Cancer Society add to a never-ending, contentious debate on when—and how frequently—to screen for breast cancer.
Rise Seen in Preventive Mastectomy for Male Breast Cancer Patients
A new report shows a growing number of men are opting for aggressive surgery, despite limited research on its benefits.
Night Shifts Could Increase Breast Cancer Risk, Study Says
Study on mice finds that an irregular sleep pattern speeds up tumor growth.
Breast Density Not So Significant in Cancer Risk
Additional tests aren't essential for all women with this risk factor.
Angelina Jolie Has Ovaries Removed Over Cancer Concern
Jolie, 39, said she had gone public with her decision to tell other women about the options available to them.
If You've Taken the Pill Recently, You May Be at Increased Risk of Breast Cancer
A study found that women who take high-estrogen contraception have a higher rate of developing breast cancer.
Most Double Mastectomies Are Unnecessary, Study Finds
The news comes as more and more women are choosing the aggressive surgery upon breast cancer diagnosis
