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• Gene Predicts Breast Cancer Treatment Success

Scientists have identified a gene that could help predict whether a...

• Tamoxifen: Risk of Rare Second Breast Cancer?

Breast cancer patients who take the drug tamoxifen for five or more years may be at increased risk of developing a rare but aggressive breast cancer in their opposite breast, but tamoxifen use shouldn't change, researchers report....

• Tamoxifen, Evista Prevent Breast Cancer

Updated results from a large breast cancer prevention trial confirm that both the old standby tamoxifen and the osteoporosis drug Evista can substantially cut the risk of developing breast cancer in high-risk postmenopausal women....

• Carriers of Breast Cancer Gene at Risk of Second Cancer

Women who have been successfully treated for cancer in one breast and who carry the BRCA1 or BRCA2 cancer gene are at increased risk for developing cancer in their other breast....

• Tamoxifen Gives 15-Year Breast Cancer Protection

Five-year tamoxifen treatment -- with or without chemotherapy -- cuts a woman's 15-year risk of breast-cancer death by about a third, long-term data show....

• Breast Cancer Survival: Femara Better Than Tamoxifen

Older women with early breast cancers have fewer recurrences and significantly longer survival times when they take the aromatase inhibitor Femara (letrozole) instead of tamoxifen, a long-term follow-up study shows....

• Breast Cancer Drug Fights Lung Cancer, Too

The anti-hormone drug tamoxifen, which is used to treat breast cancer, may also reduce the risk of dying from lung cancer, a study of over 6,000 women suggests....

• Tamoxifen May Cut Lung Cancer Deaths

Tamoxifen, the medication long used to prevent the growth of breast cancer tumors, also appears to reduce the risk of dying from lung cancer, research suggests....

• Paxil, Tamoxifen May Be a Risky Combo

Breast cancer patients who take the antidepressant Paxil at the same time as tamoxifen face an increased risk of dying from their disease, a new study shows....

• Gene Linked to Lower Breast Cancer Risk

A new genetic link may help identify women with less dense breast tissue who are at lower risk of developing breast cancer....

• Breast Cancer Drug Eribulin Extends Survival

The new breast cancer drug eribulin (Halaven) extends survival two and a half months longer than other therapies for advanced breast cancer, researchers report....

• Breast Cancer Gene Test, Preventive Surgery Save Women’s Lives

Women who carry the BRCA1 or BRCA2 cancer genes cut their death risk by getting preventive surgery to remove their ovaries and fallopian tubes. Mastectomy further reduces their cancer risk....

• Lymph Node Removal Not Needed for Breast Cancer Patients

Many women being treated for early breast cancer can keep the lymph nodes under their arms without fear that it will hurt their chances of survival or increase the odds that their cancer will return, experts say....

• Breast Cancer Deaths Drop Again

Breast cancer death rates continue to drop by 2% a year. Despite the decline, African-American women die of breast cancer 40% more often than white women....

• Progress in Predicting Invasive Breast Cancer

Doctors are a step closer to being able to predict which women with noninvasive breast tumors will go on to develop invasive breast cancer -- and therefore whether or not they need more aggressive treatment....

• Four Breast Cancer Survivor Stories

Four women under age 40 reveal how they found and fought breast cancer and lived to tell the tale....

• Breast-Conserving Therapy Gets Boost for Younger Women

Younger women with early breast cancer who have breast-conserving surgery do just as well as those who undergo mastectomy, two new studies suggest....

• Breast-Conserving Therapy Gets Boost for Younger Women

Younger women with early breast cancer who have breast-conserving surgery do just as well as those who undergo mastectomy, two new studies suggest....

• Breast Cancer Study Could Change Treatment

Doctors might one day be able to predict survival more accurately in women with breast cancer after reclassifying the disease into 10 new categories based on the genetic fingerprint of a tumor....

• Breast Cancer Study Could Change Treatment

Doctors might one day be able to predict survival more accurately in women with breast cancer after reclassifying the disease into 10 new categories based on the genetic fingerprint of a tumor....

• Breast Cancer Death Rates Decline

Fewer women are dying from breast cancer today than ever before, and this is largely due to advances in screening and treatment. Poorer women, however, are seeing a slower and later decline in their risk of dying from breast cancer in part because they don’t have as much access to these life-saving advances.Fewer women are dying from breast cancer today than ever before, and this is largely...

• Avastin for Breast Cancer Treatment

WebMD examines the use of Avastin to treat breast cancer. Does it work? What are the risks? Costs? Find out what you need to know....

• Breast Cancer: Women Often Choose Mastectomy

A survey of women making decisions about breast cancer treatment shows that family, friends, and surgeons affect those decisions....

• Avastin Nixed for Breast Cancer Treatment

WebMD reports on the FDA's decision to remove Avastin's indication as a breast cancer treatment....

• Avastin Nixed for Breast Cancer Treatment

WebMD reports on the FDA's decision to remove Avastin's indication as a breast cancer treatment....

• Breast Cancer: Sex and Intimacy

WebMD looks at a sensitive topic for breast cancer patients: sex and intimacy. Discover ways you can keep intimacy alive even though you’re dealing with breast cancer and its treatment....

• Does Fertility Treatment Raise Breast Cancer Risk?

When E! News anchor Giuliana Rancic made her breast cancer diagnosis public, there was speculation about whether fertility treatment might have been a factor in her developing breast cancer....

• Breast Milk May Hold Clues to Breast Cancer Risk

Preliminary findings from an ongoing study suggest that cells found in breast milk may identify women who might go on to develop breast cancer....