Support for those diagnosed with breast cancer
Breast cancer knowledge, wisdom and advice by survivors for survivors
Support for those diagnosed with breast cancer
Breast cancer knowledge, wisdom and advice by survivors for survivors
Everything you need to know about the sport, the science, and the sisterhood behind dragon boating and breast cancer survivorship — and why paddling might be one of the best things you ever do for your body, mind, and community after a breast cancer diagnosis. If you’ve ever stood on a dock at dusk, paddle …
So there’s a headline about a cancer blood test making the rounds this week that I cannot stop thinking about. Researchers at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in Toronto are running a massive trial — 7,000 patients — testing whether a simple cancer blood test can detect microscopic traces of cancer DNA hiding in your bloodstream …
For most people, a breast cancer diagnosis immediately raises concerns about surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and survival. Far less attention is paid to another consequence that can dramatically affect a patient’s well-being: relationship strain and breast cancer. While many couples navigate a diagnosis together and emerge stronger, research and patient experiences suggest that relationship strain and …
The conversation surrounding ASCO 2026 and breast cancer made one thing very clear: Cancer care is evolving beyond treating disease alone. More researchers, clinicians, patient advocates, and healthcare innovators are finally acknowledging something patients have known for years: Surviving cancer and living well after cancer are not the same thing. At AskEllyn, this shift matters …
A major new study published in JAMA Network Open delivers a message that is both powerful and deeply personal for those of us who have faced breast cancer. Breast cancer survival rates are better with standard, evidence-based breast cancer treatment. For patients navigating overwhelming decisions after diagnosis, this research cuts through the noise—and reinforces what …
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