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Breast Cancer News: Triple Negative Vaccine

Research is being launched by the Cleveland Clinic for a vaccine to prevent triple-negative breast cancer! G. Thomas Budd, M.D., the lead investigator of the study, stated, “Triple Negative breast […]

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Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer

According to current medical research, metastatic breast cancer has been listed as a diagnosis for which there is not currently a cure. Although this stage of cancer is not considered […]

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Coping and Thriving During the Holidays

Receiving a cancer diagnosis evokes many thoughts, feelings, and reactions. Receiving a cancer diagnosis during the holidays adds an additional layer of emotion. Below you will find educational information that […]

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Covering the Costs of Your Breast Cancer Care

According to a recent article found at Breastcancer.org (Stolberg & Hargadon, 2022), facing a breast cancer diagnosis can be a financial strain; however, there are resources available. There are professionals […]

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Sexual Dysfunction and Breast Cancer

Before discussing reading this review, it is important to note that all breast cancer journeys are different and individualized. Individuals should consult with their physicians for further questions. According to […]

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The Fear of Recurrence

Before discussing reading this review, it is important to note that all breast cancer journeys are different and individualized. Individuals should consult with their physicians for further questions. According to […]

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