Articles for Tag: "breast cancer"
Your doctor can determine if you are average, intermediate or high risk for this cancer starting at this age. Learn about the clinic you may be referred to.
Learn how each Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS) level correlates to your breast cancer risk.
It can be a lifesaving discovery, but what lumps look or feel like can vary. Here are a few characteristics to look for.
It does not typically cause a lump.
Family history and genetic testing led to 45-year-old Jennifer Knauer experiencing the other side of cancer care.
Although it can be anxiety-provoking, it’s an important step to detect breast cancer early.
Owning your cancer risk may help you actively reduce it.
