RCCA Breast Cancer Expert Endorses Call for Starting Regular Mammograms at Age 40
A proposal to lower the age at which most women begin receiving mammograms has the potential to save many lives,
Category: Breast Cancer
Sarah Van Syckel, a Young Breast Cancer Survivor, Shares Her Story – and 3 Pieces of Advice for Others
Sarah Van Syckel spent her 32nd birthday in a way no one should have to spend any day: having a
Staying positive despite triple negative breast cancer: Lynnette Thompson of Manalapan shares her story
Lynnette Thompson had much to celebrate as she marked her 55th birthday in January 2020, including robust good health. “I
Hereditary Breast Cancer: RCCA Oncology Specialists Explain What Your Family History and Genes Can Reveal About Your Risk
A look at who is a candidate for genetic screening, and how that screening should be performed.
Rising breast cancer rates in Burlington County: RCCA oncologist Rachel Levenbach, MD, discusses what you should know — and do
The numbers are cause for awareness and proactivity, not anxiety, Dr. Levenbach explains.
Cancers Most Likely To Benefit From Targeted Monoclonal Immunotherapy
One of the most effective ways to treat cancer is to harness the power of the body’s own immune system.
Tattoos After Breast Cancer: Know the Facts
Breast cancer survivors often get tattoos to celebrate their recent victory over their disease. They may choose one or more
3 Nuances of Early Breast Cancer Detection
When it comes to breast cancer, early detection is the key to a higher chance of a positive outcome. According
The Emotional Effects of Having a Mastectomy
Breast cancer is prevalent in the United States, so many women will undergo a single or double mastectomy in their