Research finds that lesbian, gay, and bisexual women have the worst quality of life, mentally and physically, after cancer.

A tissue-freezing probe could make breast cancer treatments affordable and available to women in low-income and low-resource countries.

Women of color and younger women may have a higher chance of developing triple-negative breast cancer, which spreads more quickly than most other types.

A tape measure is the traditional way to monitor breast cancer patients for lymphedema—a painful swelling in the arm after surgery—but there's a better way.

Chemotherapies to treat triple-negative breast cancer kill cancer but spare stem cells, which can trigger recurrence. A gene discovery offers a solution.

"Our study confirms that the benefits of fish oil have been overstated..."

A new app offers personalized resources for navigating cancer side effects, insurance issues, and more.

Younger women who have recently had a child may be at higher risk for breast cancer than their child-free peers.

Of three different types of breast reconstruction surgery, one hinders a woman's long-term shoulder function—and her quality of life.