When a Breast Lump Is Dismissed, Delayed Diagnosis Can Follow
A CBS News report highlights how a breast lump was initially minimized, underscoring why new breast changes deserve timely medical evaluation and follow-up.
Why Breast Cancer Care Often Needs a More Individual Approach as People Age
Research and recent reporting point to a familiar but still unresolved problem in breast cancer care: one-size-fits-all screening and treatment can miss important differences in risk, tumor biology, and overall health.
Breast Cancer Risk Tools Are Getting Closer to Patients — But the Evidence Still Matters
New AI-powered breast cancer risk tools are moving beyond the clinic and into patient-facing apps, but experts still urge caution about accuracy, equity, and how results should guide screening.
Breast Cancer Is Rising in Younger Women: What Adults 45+ Should Know
New CDC data show breast cancer is rising slowly in younger women. Here’s what that means for screening, dense breasts, family history and midlife care.