Living with Triple Negative MBC
Triple negative breast cancer makes up about 15 to 20 percent of all breast cancer diagnoses.This month we feature three stories by women living with metastatic...
Read MoreThe Lack of Diversity in Clinical Trials
The lack of diversity in clinical trials continues to draw attention and concern. Below you will find a recent analysis by journalists that found African...
Read MoreWhere to Find Financial Support
Studies have found that about one in three cancer patients reports having difficulties paying their medical bills. In this issue, we provide links to...
Read MoreInsights into Treatment Resistance
Over time, cancer cells often stop responding to the treatment that is keeping the tumor in check. This is called treatment resistance. Below you will find three...
Read MoreSpeaking Out on Inflammatory Breast Cancer
Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is a rare, aggressive form of breast cancer. You can learn more about IBC on these websites: Inflammatory Breast Cancer Research...
Read MorePerspectives on Clinical Trials
Entering a clinical trial may be an option for many women and men with metastatic breast cancer. As you decide whether to enter a trial, you may want to hear...
Read MoreLiving with MBC
What is it like to live with Metastatic Breast Cancer? In this issue, we provide insights via links to a video of Dana-Farber social worker Liz Farrell discussing...
Read MoreManaging Pain While Living with MBC
People living with MBC often experience pain, such as when cancer has spread to the bones. Pain can also be caused by medications used to treat cancer, such as...
Read MoreVoices of Men with MBC
The American Cancer Society estimates that this year about 2,550 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer and about 480 men will die from metastatic breast...
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