Breast Cancer Resources

Bone Health in the General Population and in Breast Cancer Survivors

Join this conversation with the basics on osteoporosis, as well as medications and their side effects.  Dr. Aziz Farooki addresses key issues for both cancer survivors and anyone interested in bone health.

Well Care and Decreasing Cancer Risk: Obesity, Inflammation, Insulin Resistance, Diet and Exercise

With over 13 cancers now identified as obesity-related, join this conversation on nutrition, fat tissue and inflammation, and what eating “plant-forward” and “like a rainbow” means.  Dr. Neil Iyengar also comments on specific topics such as new weight-loss injectable drugs, and risks for cancer recurrence in underweight individuals, especially post-diagnosis.

Sexual Health and Everything Above the Neck and Below the Waist

Dr. Jeanne Carter addresses some of your most intimate questions about women’s health and sexuality.

Stories and Tools on Surviving the Words “Breast Cancer”

Newly diagnosed with cancer and a parent? Listen in with Colleen Murray and Frances Ford of NYOH and Stacy Fischer-Rosenthal, a cancer survivor on tips for addressing cancer with children, finding your inner strength through your diagnosis and treatment, and reaching out for help and finding support through it all.

Breast Cancer: Lymphedema, Post-Op and Optimizing Physical Wellness

Lymphedema, or the swelling of lymph fluid in the body, is a common condition because of cancer treatment.  Sandie Sanderson explains more and how lymphedema therapy can manage pain and promote healing.

Breakthroughs in Breast Imaging and Early Detection

While mammograms continue to be one of the best ways to detect breast cancer, Dr. Elizabeth Morris shares insights on additional types of tests and screening available, and the role of artificial intelligence — which may particularly benefit women with dense breasts – to find cancer as early as possible.

Breast Surgery: Where We Were, Where We Are, and Where We’re Going

Dr. Lynn Choi discusses the wide range of options around surgery, as well as provides reminders for advocating for yourself, including asking questions, getting genetic testing, and collecting all the facts you need during treatment.

Breast Cancer and Heart Health

As survivorship rates increase and the age of diagnosis becomes earlier, Dr. Uzzilia explains why the specialty of cardio-oncology is more relevant today than ever. Join the conversation for all who want to know about heart health, primary prevention, and the risk for health disease.