Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation


	This section of our website was created for women and men interested in breast cancer prevention, detection, treatment, and long-term survivorship. Here you will find clear, comprehensive information as well as links to resources and support programs. We invite you to comment on our blog and share your story.

	Wed, 16 May 2012 AACR Webinar Blog: The Army of Women in Action Wed, 16 May 2012 Challenging the Status Quo Tue, 01 May 2012 Share Your Story

	May 16, 2012 Making Women Partners in Breast Cancer Research May 9, 2012 Breast Cancer in Men Less Common, More Advanced at Diagnosis May 9, 2012 Cancer Survivors Who Are Physically Active Do Better

	April 26, 2012 Reporting from the 2012 AACR Annual Meeting April 6, 2012 Breast Cancer Surgery—Ignorance of Anatomy Remains a Problem April 6, 2012 Nipple Discharge: What You Need to Know

	Risk Factors I am transgender. What is my risk of getting breast cancer? Metastatic Disease How will I know if my breast cancer has metastasized to my lungs? Metastatic Disease How will I know if my breast cancer has metastasized to my liver?

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1: Is it true that one in eight women will get breast cancer? The one-in-eight statistic doesn't accurately reflect the average woman's breast cancer risk. MORE >

2: Is it necessary to do monthly breast self-exam? Breast self-exam (BSE) has been widely hailed as a technique that can help women find breast cancer early.
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