Updated results from what researchers call the first study to directly show that lifestyle changes can improve the outlook for people with cancer suggests a low-fat diet can help prevent breast cancer recurrence.

Updated results from what researchers call the first study to directly show that lifestyle changes can improve the outlook for people with cancer suggests a low-fat diet can help prevent breast cancer recurrence.

Herceptin found to be a safe breast cancer stopper.

Experimental pill may fight inflammatory breast cancer.

Aromasin may cut risk of breast cancer returning.

Breast cancer chemotherapy can cause menstruation to cease, and now a study shows thats a good thing.

In a stunning shift, the number of women diagnosed with breast cancer fell sharply in the United States in 2003 -- a decline researchers attributed to a parallel drop in the number of women taking hormone replacement therapy.

A virus that infects the common house mouse may cause more than one in three cases of breast cancer in the U.S., researchers report.

Moderate Activity Level Cuts Risk of Aggressive Cancer Type by a Third in Older Women

Regular exercise helps protect older women against breast cancer -- in particular, an uncommon but hard-to-treat form of the disease.

Young women with breast cancer are often advised to wait at least two years after treatment before becoming pregnant, but waiting isnt necessary for those with a good chance of surviving their disease, a new study shows.

Early research shows the diabetes drug Actos may help treat nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, a common liver disease that currently has no drug treatment.

Obesity is a well-known risk factor for breast cancer after menopause, but it also appears to help protect women from developing the disease earlier in life.

Postmenopausal breast cancer survivors do best if they switch to Arimidex after two to three years of tamoxifen therapy, a study shows.

The FDA will allow Herceptin, a biological cancer drug, to be used to treat an aggressive type of breast cancer after surgery.

The emotional distress of a breast cancer diagnosis can trigger serious depression, which is often undertreated.

A newer method of delivering radiation safely shaves as much as two weeks off the conventional treatment of women with breast cancer, a study suggests.

Women who undergo surgery for breast cancer may soon be able to use a Web-based tool to find out whether they will benefit from radiation treatment, researchers report.

Experts discuss whether chemicals in our environment have a connection to the risk of breast cancer.

Adding the chemotherapy drug epirubicin to standard chemotherapy may help women survive early breast cancer.