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‘I Was Diagnosed With Two Different Types of Breast Cancer at the Same Time (Yes, That Can Happen)’
The odds of having two types of cancer at the same time are rare, but Morgen Chesonis-Gonazlez was diagnosed with two breast cancers.
Feeling Pain Under Your Left Breast? Here’s What Your Body’s Trying to Tell You
Explore the top causes of pain under your left breast, from heart and lung conditions to muscle injuries and breast health concerns.
‘Breast Cancer Can Feel Deeply Defeminizing. Here’s How I’ve Learned to Embrace My Body and My Sexuality Again’
A breast cancer survivor shares how she's learned to embrace sex and intimacy again after treatment and recovery.
Why You Sometimes Feel *Sad* When Your Nipples Are Touched—Plus What to Do About It
Despite little research, many women report feeling sad when their nipples are touched. Here's what we know about sad nipple syndrome.
Your Mammogram Results Might Look Different Soon. Here’s What You Need to Know
A new mandate by the FDA means people who get mammograms will now be informed of their breast density. Here's why that matters.
Danielle Fishel of ‘Boy Meets World’ Announces Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Surgery Plan
"Boy Meets World" Topanga actor revealed her early stage cancer diagnosis on "Pod Meets World" and said she'll be getting surgery.
15 Myths About Breastfeeding We Can All Stop Believing
Learn breastfeeding myths that keep people from having a healthy breast or chestfeeding journey, including how it can make you feel and look.
4 Things To Know About the At-Home Breast Cancer Test Olivia Munn Says “Saved Her Life”
Here's what to know about the breast cancer risk calculator, including who should (and shouldn't) use it and what your score means.
‘I’m an OB/GYN, and This Is Exactly What Happens When You Decide To Start Going Braless’
Discover how going braless can offer health benefits, comfort, and confidence. Explore natural breast support for a bra-free lifestyle.
You Asked, They Answered: OB/GYNs Answer 10 Common Questions About Nipples
Have questions about nipples? OB/GYNs have answers. Learn 10 facts about nipples, including why they change in color and size.
Facing a Breast Biopsy? Here’s What I Wish I’d Known Before My Own Procedure
Learn exactly what to expect from a core needle biopsy of the breast from a writer who wishes she was more prepared heading into hers.
The Best Mastectomy Bras for After Surgery, According to Breast Oncology Specialists
Facing breast cancer surgery? You'll want to stock up on an oncologist's recommendations for the best mastectomy bras.
Don’t Let Fear of Discomfort Keep You From Getting That Mammogram—Here’s What You Can Do To Make the Test More Comfortable
Many patients may wonder, should mammograms be painful? Learn how to ease discomfort at your next appointment.
3 Radiologists Share Exactly How To Prepare for a Mammogram and What To Expect at Your Appointment
What is a mammogram? Three radiologists reveal everything there is to know about the routine X-ray. Find out more, inside.
The Founders of Swehl Want To Shrink the Huge and Long-Ignored Breastfeeding Learning Curve
New breastfeeding platform Swehl is reimagining the nursing experience with bite-sized video tutorials and multifunctional products.
The Very Best Breast Pumps on the Market, According to Lactation Experts
Whichever method you choose to breastfeed, having a breast pump on hand may be a good idea. Here are some doctor-approved products to use.
Real Talk: Should I Be Using a Special Moisturizer on My Boobs?
The secret to moisturizing your tatas is to make sure you have the right ingredients and SPF. Here are the top 10 firming creams for breasts.
3 Things You Haven’t Known To Ask Your Doctor About Breast Cancer—Until Now
We asked Dr. Kaklamani to share insights on questions you should ask your doctor about breast cancer, risk factors, and treatment options.
‘I’m a Geneticist, and This Is What Direct-to-Consumer Tests Can (and Can’t) Tell You About Your Health’
Direct-to-consumer genetic testing doesn't provide the context needed to give you comprehensive results, explains a geneticist.
There’s Been a 63% Decrease in Breast Cancer Screenings During the Pandemic—And Doctors Are Concerned
There's been a huge decline in colon, breast, and cervical cancer screenings during COVID-19. But doctors urge you to keep your appointment—here's why.
Why Breast Self-Exams Are No Longer the Gold Standard of Breast Cancer Prevention
An OB/GYN gives her thoughts on if breast self-exams are effective and gives her tips on the best ways to detect breast cancer early.
Black Women Aren’t More Likely To Get Breast Cancer, but They Are More Likely To Die From It
Breast cancer in Black women is more fatal than in white women, but it doesn't have to be. Here, experts outline life-saving solutions.
OK, TMI: Why are my nipples so damn sensitive?
Asking yourself "Why are my nipples sensitive?" in a non-sexual situation is not fun. Here, three experts tell us common reasons for nipple sensitivity.
This is exactly what happens if you don’t wear a sports bra while working out
What happens if you don't wear a sports bra? What if you go braless or wear a regular bra during a workout? An OBGYN weighs in.
Breast reduction surgery helped me regain autonomy over my own body
From my physical appearance to healthier self esteem, the results of one writer's breast reduction surgery at age 24 was worth it.
Breastfeeding is one of the most heated topics of new motherhood—and it’s time to stop the stigma
Many new parents wonder "Is breastfeeding better?" But while the health benefits are clear-cut, the decision is complex and personal, despite stigma.
Breast health is a crucial part of postpartum care that is so often overlooked
A new company for postpartum moms offers education and resources related to breastfeeding pain, and other hurdles many women face.
Why other diseases deserve the breast cancer ‘pink ribbon’ treatment
Breast cancer awareness efforts have saved the lives of millions of women. How can we apply that model to other diseases? Here's what experts suggest.
The BRCA gene is about so much more than breast cancer risk
The BRCA gene mutation is most commonly associated with breast cancer. But it can also potentially affect one's risk for other cancers. Here's what to know.
Experts unpack all the difficult decisions breast cancer survivors must make when getting reconstructive surgery
Mastectomy patients have an overwhelming number of options for breast reconstruction. Experts unpack the information women must consider beforehand.
‘The Fear and Anxiety I Felt Was the Hardest Part of My Mastectomy’
Women with breast cancer and medical experts speak about the mental health challenges of a recovery from mastectomy, and the importance of help.
How fitness gave this 26-year-old the confidence to have a preventative double mastectomy
Fitness played a huge role in carrying her through everything from powerlifting competitions to the death of her mother and an elective double mastectomy.
I love my mastectomy scars, but my relationship with my body is more complicated
Cancer activist and previvor Paige More shares how she struggled with body issues after her preventative mastectomy and what she's doing to heal.
Mammograms are really effective—like, 600,000-lives-saved effective
Thousand of women have been saved by mammogram screening, which can detect early signs of breast cancer. Here's how often you should get one.
Here’s what it’s like to have a preventative double mastectomy at 28 years old
Actress and author of Dangerous Boobies Caitlin Brodnick opens up about why she got a double mastectomy after doing genetic testing for breast cancer.
4 tips for practicing breast health self-awareness all year long
Don't panic if you don't remember the exact steps to monthly self-exam. We've got the scoop on the most current, research-tested ways to protect yourself and promote breast health.
How this one bra could make a difference for breast cancer survivors, according to a cancer surgeon
The last thing you want to worry about if you have breast cancer is finding a comfortable post mastectomy bra—so Athleta created one specifically for survivors.
Breast orgasms are legit—here’s how to have one tonight
Holistic sex therapist Kim Anami explains why the breasts are an erogenous zone—and why having a breast orgasm is easier than many people think.
More than half of women have lumpy breasts. Here’s what to do about it
What are fibrocystic breasts? Jill Blakeway, DACM explains what's behind this common condition. She gives advice on changing your diet and other holistic ways to deal with fibrocystic breasts.
Enjoy the fresh, city air: Living near urban green spaces is connected to a lower risk of breast cancer
It's time to move, stat. According to a new study on thousands of people, living near green space might decrease your breast cancer risk factors. Here's what you should know.
3 generations of women in my family fought breast cancer—and I know I’ll have a preventative mastectomy
Find out how a routine visit to the gynecologist changed Alejandra Campoverdi's life—even spurring her to run for office.
The largest breast cancer treatment study ever says many patients don’t need chemo
For women diagnosed with breast cancer, chemotherapy is often the prescribed treatment. But a new game-changing genomic test filters out 70 percent of women who don't really need harsh chemo treatment.
This new techy bra might be able to diagnose breast cancer
EVA, an award-winning techy bra with 200 cancer-detecting biosensors, helps to detect breast cancer. Wear it weekly for an hour to get your breast-health stats.
Women of color might want to start breast cancer screenings earlier—here’s why
A new study says women of color are diagnosed with breast cancer younger than white women are, yet the age for breast cancer screenings is based on white women.
The FDA just approved the first home-testing kit to screen for breast cancer risk
Genetic-testing company 23andMe is expanding beyond identifying your ancestry: The FDA just approved its at-home test for screening breast-cancer risk. Here's what you should know before taking it.
If you have breast cancer, you might want to avoid foods containing this amino acid
A new study tied foods high in the amino acid asparagine—like asparagus, beef, dairy, nuts, and seeds—with the spread of breast cancer in mice.
Behold, 5 of the most empowering moments of 2017 on Instagram
A look back at this year in Instagram and the most inspiring moments on the platform.
Should cancer risks make you reconsider your birth control method?
A new study found those who took hormonal birth control had had a 20 percent increased risk of breast cancer. Here's what you should know.
There’s an empowering message behind this post-mastectomy bra
Noelia Morales got her confidence back after a unilateral mastectomy by creating a pirate-inspired patch for her scar. Here's how she's helping other women too.
Scientists just took a huge leap forward in understanding breast cancer’s causes
Scientists have discovered 72 previously unknown breast-cancer–causing genetic mutations—which could potentially saving lives through early treatment.
How to support a friend who has breast cancer, according to Rachel Platten
Singer Rachel Platten gives her advice on how to be supportive to someone with breast cancer.
Shannen Doherty’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month Instagram is fearless and inspiring
Shannen Doherty just shared an Instagram in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and it couldn't be more fearless or inspiring.
Good news: Breast cancer is way less deadly than it was a few decades ago
Good news: Breast cancer isn't as deadly as it was nearly 26 years ago. Here's what you should know.
The major way Athleta is helping breast cancer survivors get back into fitness
See how Athleta is helping breast cancer survivors get back into fitness.
These women’s healthcare startups will actually make you look forward to seeing the doctor
Women's healthcare startups including FLO Living, Maven Clinic, and Parsley Health are putting the patient first.
Could city lights put you at risk for breast cancer?
You don't have to live next to Times Square to be affected by it, according to a wide-ranging study from Harvard Medical School.
Drink to your health? Not so fast
A new study says even one glass a day is linked to an increase risk of developing breast cancer in women over 45.
10 crazy (but super-common) things that happen to your body during pregnancy
Prenatal pros share some of the most surprising things that happen to a woman's body during those nine months (and beyond).
Chelsea Clinton: Why we need to talk about menstruation and breastfeeding
Chelsea Clinton explains, in her own words, why the taboo around menstruation and breastfeeding is hurting women—and how to change that.
Is sleeping in a bra harmful to your health?
Dr. Marina Maslovaric addresses some of the most common rumors around the risks and benefits of wearing a bra to bed.
