News in early breast cancer this year was marked by updated U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) screening ...

Artificial intelligence successfully detected a woman's breast cancer, after a routine scan evaluated by humans came back as ...

A Bay Area woman is using her personal battle with breast cancer to advocate for early self-examination among women.

The goal is to reduce breast cancer mortality rates by 2.5% annually until 2040, which could save 2.5 million lives through three key pillars of action: health promotion for early detection ...

An FDA panel on Thursday endorsed a cryoablation system as an alternative to surgery for some early breast cancer patients.

Kadlec Regional Medical Center now has an additional tool to detect breast cancer.The tool, called Prevention 4ME, is a free ...

A final challenge in gauging the benefit of anthracyclines is the progress achieved through other treatments of early-stage breast cancer that have arisen in the 15+ years since the initiation of the ...

and I'll be wearing my little polar bear jammies." Susanne herself is also a breast cancer survivor; hers was caught early in 2023. She's now cancer free. Both sisters have dense breasts.

People are being warned of six early signs of breast cancer as well as feeling a lump. Breast cancer is the most common among women accounting for nearly 30% of cases. How serious breast cancer is ...

However, if caught early, breast cancer is far more treatable. Regular screenings are an essential part of preventive healthcare,” O’Connell said. She said the chances of successful treatment ...

Advancements in breast cancer research, along with newer treatment options and early detection, contribute significantly to increased survival rates and an enhanced quality of life for patients.

It’s a call to action for all of us to raise awareness, prioritize early detection, and focus on education that could ultimately save lives. Historically, breast cancer has been most common ...