If you are newly diagnosed with MBC, you probably have many questions and concerns. People living with MBC have shared practical information and advice about what to consider in your journey.
Read below for information tailored for people with a new MBC diagnosis from those who are living with the disease, including why it is important to consider clinical trials early in your MBC journey.
What to Know if You Are Newly Diagnosed with MBC
- Susan G. Komen: Practical advice for people newly diagnosed with MBC includes considering clinical trials, knowing about your particular situation, and talking to your healthcare team about your preferences
- Breastcancer.org: People with MBC talk about what goes through their mind about living with the disease
- Metastatic Breast Cancer Alliance: Topics from people living with MBC include caring for your whole person, telling loved ones about your diagnosis, and balancing side effects of treatment with living your life
- Our MBC Life (podcasts): This compilation of podcasts includes topics such as palliative care, communicating with your doctor, and finding joy
What to Know if You Are Considering Clinical Trial Enrollment
- CURE® Educated Patient® Metastatic Breast Cancer Summit: An oncologist explains that considering clinical trial enrollment, especially early during your MBC journey, is important
- US Food and Drug Administration: Terms encountered when considering clinical trials are defined in plain language