cancer

And four more awesome things that happened this week. Because we could all use more good news.

Once you're aware of what's normal for your breasts, you're more likely to notice when something has changed.

Protect your health with our by-the-decade guide to breast-cancer prevention

Since the disease is the leading cause of cancer death in women under 50, a diagnosis can be particularly hard to swallow for younger women.

Veteran oncologist Dr. Juanita Crook is practicing a less toxic and more convenient form of radiotherapy.