New research says women aren't doing enough to reduce risk of breast cancer
Researchers say that several preventative measures can significantly reduce the risk of developing breast cancer.
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Researchers say that several preventative measures can significantly reduce the risk of developing breast cancer.
Doctors say about a third of breast cancer survivors experience cognitive problems such as difficulty with attention and memory. New research shows exercise may help. CBS News Philadelphia health reporter Stephanie Stahl reports.
Preliminary research out of Penn Medicine indicates that GLP-1 drugs could prevent breast cancer, but more study is needed.
Popular weight loss drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy could prevent breast cancer, preliminary research from Penn Medicine shows. Reporter Stephanie Stahl talked to the lead researcher about the study.
Holly Heenan, a mom in Philadelphia who survived breast cancer, is getting ready to represent Team Determination at the Broad Street Run on Sunday. The team raises money for cancer research, advocacy and support with the American Cancer Society.
Doctors say AI is especially helpful to radiologists with the ability to see and analyze mammograms like never before. Stephanie Stahl reports.
The results of a clinical trial published last month targeted breast cancer "sleeper cells," which are cells that break away from the main tumor and can resurface later to spread cancer throughout the body.
A growing number of people are getting genetic testing for breast cancer, which has become more comprehensive and cost-effective.
A doctor in Allentown marks breast cancer awareness month with a growing collection of pink shoes — a tribute with a personal connection.
A doctor in Allentown marks breast cancer awareness month with a growing collection of pink shoes in support of her patients and to raise awareness. Stephanie Stahl reports.
A Montgomery County father is turning grief into purpose by supporting Black breast cancer survivors in honor of his late wife and daughter.
After losing his wife, daughter to breast cancer, Montgomery County man is raising awareness by hosting an event for breast cancer survivors. Madeleine Wright reports.
After losing his wife, daughter to breast cancer, Montgomery County man is raising awareness by hosting an event for breast cancer survivors. Madeleine Wright reports.
A new report from the American Cancer Society says an estimated 33,600 women will be diagnosed this year with lobular breast cancer, which is on the rise in the United States. The lesser-known cancer affects a patient's milk-producing glands and has different symptoms than other forms of breast cancer.
Carol Fee, 74, decided to become a Zumba instructor after she was diagnosed with breast cancer 12 years ago.
Doctors say one of the best ways to fight cancer is with exercise, and a growing number of people are surviving because of better treatments.
Juan Namnun, the baseball coach at Frankford High School, is in the small group of men diagnosed with breast cancer each year.
October marks the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It's mainly a disease that strikes mainly women, but doctors say people need to understand it can also happen to men.
A New Jersey educator is getting a dream vacation, thanks to a foundation created in memory of an avid traveler who died of breast cancer.
A New Jersey mom and educator is getting ready for her dream vacation to the Philippines thanks to the Lisa Marzullo Fly Again Foundation, which sends breast cancer patients to their dream destinations.
A team of South Jersey women raced with purpose at the Cooper River Dragon Boat Regatta, for strength and cancer survivors.
For the Hope Afloat dragon boat racing team in Philadelphia, overcoming breast cancer is a team sport.
For breast cancer survivors and patients in the Philadelphia area, the Hope Afloat dragon boat racing team provides support, friendship and hope.
The 3.1 mile walk will unite breast cancer survivors, families and advocates. It's all part of a movement to fund breast cancer research, provide patient support and better the lives of those impacted by the disease.
Cancer death rates continue to decline in the United States, according to a new report released on Monday. But there are some other concerning trends.
