If you are newly diagnosed with MBC, you probably have many questions and concerns. Read for information and advice from those who are living with MBC including why it is important to consider clinical trials early in your MBC journey.
Every year during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, one day, October 13, is set aside as MBC Awareness Day. Read here to learn about MBC Awareness Day.
Clinical trials are studying ways to improve the mental health of people living with MBC and may help you deal with toxic positivity. Click to read about toxic positivity, for support in allowing yourself to experience genuine emotions, and to find relevant clinical trials.
As summer approaches, you may be wondering what to consider if you are living with MBC and plan to travel. Read for tips about how to talk to your care team about your treatment plan or clinical trial.
Learn how Unite for HER provides integrative therapies such as nutrition, acupuncture, massage, yoga, and counseling to support and complement medical care for people with MBC.
Learn how Unite for HER provides integrative therapies such as nutrition, acupuncture, massage, yoga, and counseling to support and complement medical care for people with MBC.
Read about MBC Awareness Day on October 13 and the initiatives of the MBC Alliance.
Did you know you can contribute to research by providing your health information, biopsy or other samples, or opinions about a treatment you have received? Read more about these types of trials here.
This month, we are starting a series highlighting non-treatment (or non-interventional) trials, beginning with trials that study ways to prevent, reduce, or manage side effects.
Hear from experts about how to be more in control of your healthcare choices, based on risks, benefits, and your personal goals.
