A national panel officially lowered the recommended age when individuals should receive routine screening mammograms from 50 to 40.

Using AI to help doctors read mammograms may reduce false positives in testing without missing breast cancer cases, a new study shows.

In early testing, a hand-held device detected breast cancer from a tiny sample of spit in less than five seconds.

Diagnoses of breast cancer have increased steadily in women under age 50 over the past two decades, researchers report.

Compounds from soy and other plant sources could protect against breast cancer recurrence or affect survival, researchers report.

Urban counties in North Carolina have higher overall incidences of breast cancer than rural counties, researchers find.

Findings on the biology behind aggressive breast cancer in Black women could lead to new targeted treatments, researchers report.

More than 30% of patients stop taking endocrine therapy early and many don't take it as prescribed, despite its life-saving benefits.

It's time to treat cancer survivorship as a chronic condition, such as hypertension or diabetes, say researchers.

An intervention involving diet and exercise may benefit women undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer, a study finds.