Understanding the importance of metastatic breast cancer research
You’ve likely seen a lot of information about the importance of breast cancer screenings and prevention this month. However, until
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Lester and Sue Smith Breast Center
Hormone therapy trial leads to hope in breast cancer fight
After years of having a lump in her breast examined through an annual mammogram and receiving benign results, Maria’s doctor
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Tips to express your love and appreciation as a caregiver
Social occasions like Valentine’s Day can be opportunities to spend quality time with your significant other, friends or family members.
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HER2-positive breast cancer diagnosis doesn’t stop patient from living full life
In 2014, Heather Lozada was living in Lubbock, Texas with her husband and two children, still nursing her youngest. “I
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Loss spurs genetic testing, early breast cancer diagnosis and treatment
The day Sharon Shapiro’s daughter delivered her baby was nothing short of a miracle. What had been a relatively standard
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Rise to the Top: Women leaders share experiences, advice for success at luncheon
According to Fortune magazine, only 5.4 percent of America’s 500 biggest companies have women at the helm. On March 31,
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Breast cancer retreat provides hope, promotes understanding
Metastatic breast cancer is a complicated disease, not just in its etiology and biology, but also in how it impacts
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Healthy Habits: Good sleeping habits, low-sugar meals help Dr. Maryam Shafaee stay active
Taking care of your health is a priority and nobody knows that more than physicians and healthcare providers. It can
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PaintFest America brings creativity, healing to cancer patients
For those dealing with a cancer diagnosis, painting can be a therapeutic way to cope with difficult circumstances, explore creativity
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From Brazil to Baylor: Avon Global Breast Cancer Clinical Scholars
Beyond providing excellence in care to patients with breast cancer and developing new approaches to treating the disease, Baylor College
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