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Giredestrant Promising New Treatment For Early-Stage HR-Positive Breast Cancer December 10, 2025 After surgery, many people with stage I to stage III hormone receptor-positive breast cancer take tamoxifen or an aromatase inhibitor for five to 10 years. This has been the standard of care for the last 25 years. At the 2025…
Making HRT Decisions With a History of Breast Cancer December 10, 2025 At the 2025 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS), Dr. Tara Sanft, associate professor of medicine at the Yale School of Medicine and director of the Yale Survivorship Clinic, moderated a session called “Balancing Act: Hormone Replacement Therapy…
Are you scheduled to start radiation soon? Let's make a space where we can encourage each other who are traveling radiation road together — share experiences, get tips, ask questions and get answers from those who've "been there." We encourage you to share your diagnosis, any previous treatment you've had, and your…
Are you scheduled to have a lumpectomy or mastectomy in the month of November? Join us here where we support each other as we prepare for our surgeries, ask questions about what to expect, share reservations and fears, and support one another through preparation and recovery. And, we encourage others who've "been there" to…
I had a bilateral mastectomy in August 2025. Now I have extra skin on each side, under the arm area. One side is worse than the other. My plastic surgeon can excise the skin on one side in the office with a local anesthesia but doing both side would require an OR procedure. I am very overwhelmed with all of this. Didn't…
I don't get this. Please forgive my ignorance as I have had a single mastectomy but no reconstruction (at least not yet). Angelina has had reconstruction so what scars would she be showing? In the photo she has her hands over her breasts? I commend her openness about her cancer journey just don't get this part…
Hello all! I am coming up on 6 years of AIs with Letrozole being the most recent one. I had been on Arimidex but developed trigger thumb and fatigue over time so I switched to Letrozole. I have been okay for the most part but I now have tenosynovitis in my left wrist which won't go away and a new tendon issue on the top of…
Our podcasts feature experts discussing a wide variety of breast cancer issues and the latest research on breast cancer. Check out all of Breastcancer.org's Podcasts here. In the premiere podcast, we're excited to bring you a summary of the research highlights from first day of the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium 2013!…
Nearly 11,000 scientists, healthcare professionals, and advocates have gathered at the 2025 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium to exchange ideas about the latest developments in breast cancer. Special sessions this year will focus on breast cancer in younger women, the interaction between breast cancer treatment and…
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