Breast health

Finding the right bra can reduce breast movement and discomfort and create a better silhouette no matter what a woman's breast size.

Breast cancer risk factors range from age and family medical history to lifestyle habits and dietary choices.

Nothing strikes fear in a woman's heart as much as finding a lump in her breast. And finding cancer early increases the chances of survival. So screening for breast cancer is a no-brainer. Or is it?

Breast lumps could be caused by a number of factors, and most are not linked to breast cancer. Learn more.

Feeling breast pain? It can cause worry in any woman. But before you panic, learn more about breast pain can mean.

We look at 7 rumours about breast cancer that abound - especially via forwarded emails.

You've made it! You're a breast cancer survivor! Find out what's next.

Early detection of breast cancer is important for getting the best results. So how do you detect it as early as possible?

Breast cancer stage describes the size of the tumour and how far the cancer has spread to other parts of the body.

Treatment options for breast cancer depend on many factors, including the size of the tumour, the rate of growth, and whether or not the cancer has spread. Learn more about the treatment of breast cancer.

There are many different types of breast cancer. "Breast cancer" is used to describe any tumour associated with the breast tissue.

Sagging breasts are a common complaint among women as they get older or have children. What causes breasts to sag?