breast cancer

It’s the Attitude, Baby! Women who take charge of their own recovery have a better quality of life. Surviving cancer is not a passive activity.

What is digital mammography and for whom is it recommended?

Food for thought: younger women are at greater risk of having concerns dismissed. What do you do if your doctor doesn't take you seriously.

The more informed you are, the more confidence you can have in your treatment decisions. Learn about the stages of breast cancer, so you can be actively involved in your own treatment.

Medical terminology can be intimidating if not downright confusing.

Breast cancer facts at webmd. Authoritative information about the basics.

Stanford has an extensive library of health videos available to order. Why not order some for your own local library?

Breast cancer support group in San Francisco Bay area (Community Breast Health Project). Many similar programs are offered throughout the country.

General breast cancer information + details of Stanford’s programs. Major metro areas often offer similar programs.

General information on breast cancer, plus frequently asked questions.