BREAST CANCER AWARENESS

Researchers and patients are teaming up to uncover new treatment options in the battle against breast cancer.

Exercise can lower the risk of cancer, but some wonder whether it is safe to exercise after being diagnosed.

For someone who has never had to experience or endure breast cancer, it might be understandable that there are questions involved.

Inflammatory breast cancer is a very aggressive form of the disease that can develop suddenly which makes it important to know the symptoms of this rare type of breast cancer which can strike anyone at any age.

As important as mammograms are in detecting breast cancer, self-exams are just as vital for early detection.

For someone who has never had to experience or endure breast cancer, it might be understandable that there are questions involved. Does a diagnosis typically come as a surprise, or do people often suspect that something feels not quite right?

While pregnancy and breastfeeding may be protective against some forms of breast cancer, women who are older than 30 when they first give birth have a slightly higher risk of breast cancer than women who have never given birth.

This mother of two really puts the “active” in “active-duty."

When it comes to battling breast cancer, a multitude of studies have shown that routine screening saves lives which is why Broward Health Coral Springs is offering free mammograms to women facing financial constraints with access to healthcare.

In today’s “Mammogram Monday,” a look at a very common factor that can affect screening and diagnosis: Dense breasts. You know the subject of our story, Janine Stanwood, from her reporting here on Local 10.

We realize the questions above are quite personal. But we’ll ask, for anyone who might be open to sharing: How did you learn of your breast cancer?

While a mastectomy can save lives from breast cancer, a side effect is the loss of most or all sensation in the breast, but there is a way to help patients feel again through a surgical process to create re-sensation.

In January 2019, Karen Madaras and her business partner took a leap of faith -- or a powerful, ninja-warrior-style athletic jump, to be more accurate: They opened a themed gym in the Memorial area of Houston.

Local 10 has long taken a proactive approach when it comes to breast cancer health, and the Mammogram Monday weekly news feature involves stories on breast cancer awareness and treatments.

eal Men Wear Pink of Broward is a partnership through the American Cancer Society as part of breast cancer awareness month in October.

When it comes to matters of health, it's easy to get misinformation. Breast cancer has a ton of awareness, but yet, there are still things about it that people get wrong.

Twins Cheryl Mason and Chimene Garrison are not only similar in appearance, but they've also shared many of the same life experiences, including breast cancer.

As a mother to two young children, Catalina Florez-Gandia didn't want to take any chances when she was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 37.

Have you ever asked yourself, “Should I have had my first mammogram already?”

A group of breast cancer awareness advocates have recast a nursery rhyme to serve as a reminder that women should take charge of their health.

When Michele Raps was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002, she immediately underwent chemotherapy, followed by aggressive surgery.

The specifics of each stage of breast cancer.

Many of us are aware that genetics can play a big role in the risk of getting breast cancer, but age is also a factor.

In the Women's Imaging Center at Memorial West Hospital in Pembroke Pines, Dr. Elitsa Ivanova, a diagnostic radiologist, spends her days reviewing mammograms captured by the latest technology, 3D...