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Breastcancer.org Founded in 2000, Breastcancer.org is the leading online resource for breast cancer and breast health information.

Breastcancer.org is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing the most reliable, complete, and up-to-date information about breast cancer. One Breastcancer.org visitor shares her thoughts:

Your website became my ‘go to’ place for information every step of the way. I quickly learned that in order to discuss my diagnosis and treatment with my doctors, I had to learn the vocabulary of breast cancer. Your website provided me with the crash course I needed to understand what the doctors were telling me and to ask the necessary questions. The website is so well organized and easy to use and offers such a comprehensive range of information. I have recommended your website to other breast cancer patients and will continue to do so. I stay informed on breast cancer issues through your newsletters and your on-line broadcasts. I’d like to thank everyone at breastcancer.org for the work you do in support of breast cancer patients like me.

10/21/2026

Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day started with a simple goal: to help more people understand their options after breast cancer surgery.

Today, it’s recognized in more than 25 countries, bringing attention to the importance of informed decisions, access to care, and support throughout the reconstruction process.

This Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day, we’re sharing information and real experiences to help people understand their options and make decisions that feel right for them.

Because when it comes to breast reconstruction, the right choice is the one that’s right for you.

High estrogen may be one factor that increases a man’s risk of breast cancer. Learn the signs of elevated estrogen and w...
10/20/2026

High estrogen may be one factor that increases a man’s risk of breast cancer. Learn the signs of elevated estrogen and when to ask your doctor about hormone testing.

10/20/2026

In honor of Male Breast Cancer Awareness Week (October 17–23), we’re proud to partner with the Pro Football Retired Players Association and former NFL player and male breast cancer advocate Paul Dombroski, along with his wife, Caron Dombroski, an entrepreneur and caregiver.

Caron shares advice for anyone helping a loved one with a cancer diagnosis. Act right away, don’t let fear hold you back. She also encourages you to look ahead.

Learn more about male breast cancer at the link in the comments.

A new breast cancer study found that giredestrant combined with Afinitor (everolimus) helped people with hormone recepto...
10/20/2026

A new breast cancer study found that giredestrant combined with Afinitor (everolimus) helped people with hormone receptor-positive (HR+), HER2-negative metastatic breast cancer with an ESR1 mutation go longer before their cancer grew.

🔗 Link in below to read more about this study and what the findings could mean for future metastatic breast cancer treatment.

Managing menopause symptoms after breast cancer can be complicated, especially when it comes to hormonal treatments. In ...
10/19/2026

Managing menopause symptoms after breast cancer can be complicated, especially when it comes to hormonal treatments.

In this podcast episode, Dr. Kristin Rojas discusses GSM symptoms and different treatment options for people with a history of breast cancer. 🎧

Your Sunday wind-down routine might be doing more than helping you relax. Yoga, meditation, and even cotton sheets may h...
10/18/2026

Your Sunday wind-down routine might be doing more than helping you relax.

Yoga, meditation, and even cotton sheets may help ease hot flashes naturally.🧘‍♀️

🔗Link in the comments to learn more.

Wild yam is marketed as a remedy for hot flashes and other menopause symptoms, but experts say there's little evidence i...
10/18/2026

Wild yam is marketed as a remedy for hot flashes and other menopause symptoms, but experts say there's little evidence it works, and it may carry risks for people with breast cancer.

Being perimenopausal or menopausal is the biggest risk factor for vaginal atrophy and genitourinary syndrome of menopaus...
10/18/2026

Being perimenopausal or menopausal is the biggest risk factor for vaginal atrophy and genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM). That's because your body produces less estrogen as you move through menopause.

From common symptoms and urinary changes to treatment options that can help, view the link in the comments for what to know about GSM and ways to find relief.

Weight gain during menopause isn't always about what you eat or how much you exercise. Hormonal changes, aging, and a sl...
10/18/2026

Weight gain during menopause isn't always about what you eat or how much you exercise. Hormonal changes, aging, and a slower metabolism can all play a role.

Find out why it happens and ways to manage it at the link in the comments.

Research suggests yes. 🔬 Low-dose vaginal estrogen may be an option for some people who have had breast cancer to help r...
10/18/2026

Research suggests yes. 🔬

Low-dose vaginal estrogen may be an option for some people who have had breast cancer to help relieve vaginal dryness by replacing estrogen lost during menopause, whether it occurs naturally or is brought on by breast cancer treatment. =

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