This month, we highlight the latest expert opinions on treatments for triple negative and HER2-low and -ultralow MBC and unanswered questions that need to be answered in clinical trials. Click to learn more about clinical trials for this subtype of MBC.
Resources are available to help Spanish-speakers with MBC learn about clinical trials. Click to learn more.
CBD, a component of the cannabis plant that does not cause a “high,” may improve quality of life in people with MBC by reducing pain, nausea, anxiety, and sleep problems. Read below to learn more about testing of CBD in clinical trials for people with MBC.
This month, we highlight the latest expert opinions on treatments for HR+ MBC and unanswered questions that need to be answered in clinical trials. Click to learn more about clinical trials for this subtype of MBC.
If you are living with MBC, a healthy diet and exercise can improve your overall health and your ability to manage treatment. Click to learn more and find relevant clinical trials.
If you are living with MBC, a healthy diet and exercise can improve your overall health and your ability to manage treatment. Click to learn more and find relevant clinical trials.
Getting a second opinion at any step of your care journey can help you understand your options for care, which may include clinical trials. Learn more about when, how, and why to get a second opinion and how to find relevant trials
October 13 is Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day, highlighting the realities of living with MBC and the need for more research. Click to learn more and find support during “Pink October.”
This month, we highlight advice from experts on managing heart problems as a side effect of MBC treatment. Explore clinical trials studying ways to manage this side effect.
Participating in a clinical trial comes with risks and benefits. Learn more about how to weigh these factors when deciding if a trial is right for you.
