One of the most challenging issues facing metastatic breast cancer survivors and doctors, brain metastases are getting new attention from researchers.

Women's magazines frequently miss the mark when covering the nuances of breast cancer research or the wide-ranging experiences of survivors.

Breast cancer survivors and doctors share their secrets about what works—and what doesn't—in trying to forge a successful patient-doctor relationship.

What if breast cancer detection techniques were as simple as a pregnancy test? We're not there yet, but new research may change the way in which some patients are diagnosed and treated.

A small population of tumor cells, called cancer stem cells, may be at the stubborn root of breast cancer.

When it comes to diet, researchers suggest that survivors focus on the basics.

Male survivors should stand up and be counted, too.

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