What is a Clinical Trial Navigator?
A navigator is a person who is trained to help someone with cancer get the help they need. A navigator may be a peer (someone who also had or has cancer), a...
Read MoreUsing Technology to Improve Quality of Life
Technology can help people with MBC understand treatment options, track and report symptoms and side effects, and provide education about topics such as support...
Read MoreLiving Beyond Breast Cancer’s Thriving Together with MBC Conference
Living Beyond Breast Cancer held their 2025 Conference from March 7-9, 2025. Click the link below to watch videos of the presentations from this conference on...
Read MoreSide Effects of MBC Treatments: Brain Fog and Cognitive Problems
MBC treatment aims to extend life but also comes with side effects that can impact quality of life. There are ways to manage the different types of side effects...
Read MoreThe Latest Research About Young Women and MBC
Anyone can be diagnosed with MBC, including young people. Most research considers a “young person” to be someone who was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 45 or...
Read MoreMiami Breast Cancer Conference 2025
The 42nd annual Miami Breast Cancer Conference was held from March 6-9, 2025. Visit the links below to explore some of the topics covered at this meeting for...
Read MoreHow to Prepare for Your Visit With Your Healthcare Team
Whether your MBC diagnosis is new, or you’ve been living with the disease for some time, communicating with your healthcare team is important so you can receive...
Read MoreSide Effects of MBC Treatments: Pain and Neuropathy
MBC treatment aims to extend life but also comes with side effects that can impact quality of life. There are ways to manage the different types of side effects...
Read MoreUpcoming MBC Conferences in March
There are several conferences this month for people living with MBC. Some can be attended virtually. Conferences geared toward patients may offer time for...
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