Personalized medicine improves patient outcomes
Personalized medicine can mean a lot of things.
Personalized medicine can mean a lot of things.
Laura Troche, 47, is proactive about her health. She watches her nutrition, gets regular exercise and sees her doctor for routine exams and preventive care.
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer and the leading cause of cancer death in females worldwide. However, it’s uncommon in women younger than age 40.
There are a lot of facts about breast cancer. For example, one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during her lifetime.
Question: What is the most common type of cancer in the United States?
In the past, losing one or both breasts was one of the most devastating aspects of breast cancer treatment.
Getting a breast cancer diagnosis is overwhelming, and sharing it with family and friends isn’t easy. But having their support throughout your journey is essential to healing.
When Maria Kazlauskas went in for a routine check-up with her gynecologist, the last thing she expected was for her doctor to discover a large lump in her breast.
Cancer survivors sometimes refer to themselves as disease-free, but not free of disease.
Did you know that the answer to more effective cancer treatment – and prevention – might be found in your genes?
When it comes to treating cancer, the goal is to find the safest treatment option that provides the best long-term outcome for patients. Today, that often means robotic surgery.
Facing breast cancer alone can be overwhelming. But facing it with others makes it easier.

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