HealthWaiting Until Age 50 for Mammograms Is Too Late—Especially for Black Women Canada’s national breast cancer screening guidelines advise waiting until age 50 for regular mammograms. But many experts, researchers and patients say this approach is too little, too late—especially for Black women.
HealthAll Your Questions About Breast Cancer, Answered What do you need to know about breast cancer? Lots. Thankfully we have what you need to know after your diagnosis right here.
HealthProfiles in courage: Survivors of breast cancer We look at groundbreaking advances in breast cancer treatments’and profile survivors whose lives have actually been enriched by the disease
HealthAdvances in the battle against breast cancer Life-changing advances are being made in the fight against breast cancer. Here’s an update on the latest research
HealthHow cancer fundraisers really help Your charitable donations are making a difference. One of the world’s leading experts on women’s cancers explains how cancer fundraisers really help
Beauty“I survived breast cancer’twice.” Repeat diagnoses of breast cancer and subsequent treatment taught Sylvie Grégoire to slow down and find her inner strength’and to help other women going through the same ordeal
HealthThe five deadliest cancers for women We are at war with cancer every day, and it’s often an uphill battle. The good news is that more battles are being won. But we need to be aware of which types of cancer hit women hardest, and what is being done to fight them
HealthThe five deadliest cancers for women: Breast cancer Breast cancer rates are still high, but medical advances are turning it into a chronic disease that can be treated more and more successfully
