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While you can’t change risk factors, like age or genetics, lifestyle choices and regular screenings can help lower your overall risk
Early-stage breast cancer often responds well to treatment, but recurrence is still a risk
Breast cancer and its treatments can affect your heart, but your care team works closely with you to monitor risk and protect you during and after therapy
Breast cancer treatment can trigger menopause and menopause-like symptoms, but there are safe, supportive ways to manage them
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Upper back pain usually has other causes, but pay attention if you have other symptoms or a history of cancer
Being informed can help you feel more confident about your care decisions
Exercise is safe and beneficial for most people with cancer, but listen to your body and your healthcare team
Even when your prognosis is good, breast cancer can have a serious effect on your mental health and emotional well-being
Follow a balanced diet, get lots of rest, stay hydrated, tend to your mental health — and don’t skip your appointments
Drinking alcohol is known to raise your risk of various types of cancer
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