Patients Belong at Medical Conferences Too
Patients attend medical conferences to meet and network with other patients, learn about cutting-edge research, and participate in ways that allow...
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When a loved one is diagnosed with breast cancer, it’s natural for family members, especially daughters and close relatives, to wonder what it might mean for...
Read MoreLife After Treatment: Why Sharing Your Story Matters
For many people, the completion of their breast cancer treatment is not the end of their connection involvement in to research. Sharing your experience,...
Read MoreUsing Blood Tests to Diagnose Breast Cancer and Understand Disease Progression
A simple blood test called liquid biopsy is a new, less invasive way to learn more about breast cancer and other cancers. Researchers and doctors look for tiny...
Read MoreWhat is a Clinical Trial?
Clinical trials are a powerful way to access the latest in breast cancer care, and they are available to cancer patients at many phases point in their care...
Read MoreWhat Should I do if I Decide to Leave a Clinical Trial?
Clinical trial participation is voluntary throughout the entire trial. If you do enroll in a clinical trial, you have the right to leave at any time for any...
Read MoreWhat Happens Before Starting Treatment in a Clinical Trial?
After deciding to join a clinical trial, there are several steps before beginning treatment in the trial. These steps include answering questions from the...
Read MoreBalancing the Risks and Benefits of Clinical Trial Participation
Participating in a clinical trial has both possible risks and possible benefits. Visit the links below to learn about how to balance these risks and benefits when...
Read MoreHow Are Drugs Studied Before Clinical Trials?
Did you know that drugs are researched before they are studied in people in clinical trials? This early research prioritizes safety, which ensures that people in...
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