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
Healthcare innovation has traditionally focused on breakthroughs in diagnostics, drugs, and medical technology. But a growing movement is highlighting another critical dimension of care: patient storytelling focused on the human experience of illness. Across policy summits, health equity forums, and design conferences, breast cancer survivor and AskEllyn founder Ellyn Winters-Robinson is helping bring that perspective …
New analysis published in The Lancet Oncology projects a sharp rise in global breast cancer cases over the coming decades. According to the study’s latest forecasts, **the number of new breast cancer diagnoses worldwide could rise from about 2.3 million in 2023 to **more than 3.5 million by 2050 — a roughly 50 % increase …
At AskEllyn, we’re always watching for breast cancer breakthroughs and science that matters—especially when it has the potential to meaningfully improve early detection, treatment options, and ultimately outcomes for people living with breast cancer. Right now, two really exciting developments are getting our attention: Let’s break them down—what they show, why they matter, and what …
Susan G. Komen‘s 2026 Progress Outlook is here, assessing where breast cancer research, care, and patient experience stand. The organization’s 2026 report highlights meaningful scientific advances — alongside persistent gaps in equity, access, and emotional support that the breast cancer community continues to face. This year’s outlook not only celebrates progress in treatment and detection …
Trauma responses after cancer don’t always look dramatic. After cancer, it often looks functional on the outside and deeply strained on the inside. Many survivors assume something is “wrong” with them because their trauma responses after cancer don’t match what they think healing should look like. In reality, these responses are predictable nervous system adaptations …
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