Embracing What Matters Most After a Metastatic Breast Cancer Diagnosis
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by Breastcancer.org
3w ago
Living with metastatic breast cancer can bring many changes, including to what you find important. This podcast is the audio from a special Virtual Community Meetup featuring guest moderator Kelly Grosklags. Listen to the podcast to hear Kelly and Community members discuss: how to live in the “right now” acknowledging and accepting feelings, but not justifying them the importance of being true to yourself and letting go of things that don’t make you feel good celebrating what brings you joy ..read more
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Talking To A Partner About Sex After Breast Cancer
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by Breastcancer.org
1M ago
Many people struggle with being intimate during and after breast cancer treatment. Surgery can change the way you look and feel about yourself, as well as change the sensations your breasts feel. Hormonal therapy can lower your libido and make sex painful. You may be afraid that having your breasts or other areas touched will be painful. And you may be fatigued and feeling exhausted. Talking to your partner about all this can feel overwhelming. Listen to the episode to hear Dr. Ross discuss: how people can get more comfortable talking about sex tips on overcoming some of the most common issues ..read more
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Finding and Treating Inactive Breast Cancer Cells
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by Breastcancer.org
2M ago
At the European Society for Medical Oncology 2023 Congress, Dr. DeMichele presented results from the CLEVER study, which looked at ways to treat inactive breast cancer cells that remained in people who were previously treated for breast cancer. The results suggest that it might be possible to find and treat these inactive breast cancer cells, which could help prevent breast cancer recurrence (the cancer coming back). Listen to the podcast to hear Dr. DeMichele explain: how inactive breast cancer cells survive chemotherapy how the inactive cells wake up and cause a recurrence the results of th ..read more
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Tai Chi for People With Breast Cancer
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by Breastcancer.org
2M ago
Tai chi is described as meditation in motion. But what does that mean, exactly?  Listen to the podcast to hear Judith explain: what tai chi is and its history what a typical tai chi class consists of the benefits tai chi offers people with breast cancer ..read more
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Bringing Breastcancer.org to the Spanish-Speaking Community
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by Breastcancer.org
3M ago
Marián Castanondo has been with Breastcancer.org since the Spanish language discussion forums launched 11 years ago. Listen to the podcast to hear Marián discuss: how she came to be a moderator what she’s learned from community members why it’s important for Breastcancer.org to have a Spanish site and a Spanish community ..read more
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Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause
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by Breastcancer.org
3M ago
Genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) is the preferred term for many of the symptoms that menopause can cause, including vaginal dryness and irritation, urinary tract infections, and incontinence. Listen to the episode to hear Dr. Rojas explain: why many people still use the term vaginal atrophy rather than genitourinary syndrome of menopause the symptoms GSM encompasses treatments for GSM symptoms ..read more
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The Benefits of Exercise for People Living With Metastatic Disease
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by Breastcancer.org
4M ago
In 2022, the American Society of Clinical Oncology released guidelines on exercise for people being treated for early-stage cancer. But when those guidelines were developed, there wasn’t enough research on exercise in people with metastatic cancer. So Dr. Anne May decided to do that research. Listen to the podcast to hear Dr. May explain: the design of the study the type of exercise the people did what the people thought about exercising her advice for people with metastatic disease who want to start exercising ..read more
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Genomic Test Helps Decide Which DCIS Needs Radiation
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by Breastcancer.org
4M ago
The Oncotype DX Breast DCIS Score test is used to help people and their doctors make decisions about whether radiation after lumpectomy surgery to remove DCIS would offer more benefits than risks. At the 2023 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, Dr. Seema Khan presented results from the E4112 study, evaluating the ability of the Oncotype DX Breast DCIS Score to accurately predict which women would benefit from radiation after DCIS surgery and which women could safely skip radiation. Listen to the podcast to hear Dr. Khan explain: the design of the study, including why a prospective study is ..read more
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Breast Cancer Vaccine Update
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by Breastcancer.org
4M ago
Dr. G. Thomas Budd, an oncologist and Dr. Justin Johnson, an immunologist, are collaborating on research looking at a vaccine to prevent triple-negative breast cancer. At the 2023 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, they presented a poster on the encouraging first results from three small studies. Listen to the podcast to hear Dr. Johnson explain: how the people in the study are responding to the vaccine why having an immune response to the vaccine is important the protein the vaccine targets ..read more
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What You Need to Know About Lymph Node Radiation After Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy
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by Breastcancer.org
4M ago
Breast cancers that are lymph node-positive are usually treated with chemotherapy before surgery (neoadjuvant chemotherapy). If those cancers become lymph node-negative after neoadjuvant chemotherapy, there’s been a debate about whether to treat the nodes or not. A new study has practicing-changing results: Nodal radiation isn’t need. Dr. Marisa Weiss, Breastcancer.org chief medical officer and founder, and radiation oncologist, explains the findings. Listen to the podcast to hear Dr. Weiss explain: why there has been debate about how to treat this type of breast cancer the study results w ..read more
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