A breast self-exam is a useful tool for the early detection of breast cancer.
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Resensation® patient uses her platform for change
With a family history of breast cancer, Bri opted to undergo a prophylactic mastectomy, followed by immediate breast reconstruction with Resensation®.
a patient’s guide to the resensation® surgical technique
A breast cancer or BRCA diagnosis can make it feel like you’ve lost control over your health. Decisions need to be made, family needs to be told, treatment needs to start, surgery needs to be scheduled. With all these needs driving you forward, it can be easy to lose sight of your own needs in the process. Especially your life-after-surgery needs.
breast cancer and hair loss: what to expect
Hair is so much a part of who we are. What happens when cancer takes that, too?
body image, sexuality, and more after breast cancer treatment
Coping with physical changes after breast cancer is challenging, but there are ways to feel comfortable and enjoy your sexuality.
exercise and breast cancer treatment: what to know
Whether you loved or loathed hitting the gym before treatment, exercising can improve your current and future health.
how to stay safe in the sun during breast cancer treatment
If you’re undergoing breast cancer treatment, you’ll need to take extra precautions to protect yourself from the sun.
breast cancer and the lgbtqia+ community
LGBTQIA+ people have a higher risk of breast cancer and often face barriers to care, but you aren’t alone.
women’s health week 2022: time to focus on your needs
Women’s Health Week is the time to celebrate women—and to remind you to prioritize your health.
black women and breast cancer: understanding the impact
Breast cancer impacts Black women at a disproportionate rate. Learn proactive action to reduce your risk.