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Breast Cancer Answers
Find the latest information on breast cancer risk factors, screening, diagnosis, treatment, metastatic breast cancer, survivorship and more.
New Hope on the Horizon: Targeting the PI3K Pathway in Breast Cancer
Around 40% of HR+ HER2– breast cancers share a PIK3CA mutation. Discover how research on the PI3K pathway is shaping next-gen treatments and trial access.
Lashelle’s Story: Bridging the Disparities Gap in Houston
From diagnosis to advocacy, Lashelle Scott fights breast cancer and equity in Houston—because race and ZIP code shouldn’t decide your outcome.
Know Your Normal—The Foundation of Breast Health
Your breasts tell a story—learn how they change, what’s truly typical, and when to speak up for your health.


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