Day: February 23, 2016

Of all the types of breast cancers out there (breast cancer is not one singular disease but many different types), inflammatory breast cancer is… especially

We’ve come a long way when it comes to breast cancer treatment. Today, a woman has options for treatment including surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy and

Continuing our series on nipple discharge – there are a few non-breast related causes which warrant discussion. Prolactinoma is a non-cancerous tumor of the brain

Our week long discussion of breast discharge would be incomplete without a discussion of papillomas. This is one of the more common causes of discharge-

We are exploring breast discharge this week, and while the imaging evaluation may include routine things like mammography, breast ultrasound or breast MRI, there is

Nipple discharge is the leakage of fluid from the nipple and can take a variety of forms and be the result of a number of

Discharge or leakage of fluid from the nipple – while not common – is certainly disconcerting. We’ve mentioned the topic of nipple discharge in the

There are many great organizations for women who are currently fighting breast cancer – and we love them all. But what about life after breast

As doctors who study body parts and images that often come in slices, we work to put together the big picture -striving to keep the

Breast cancer has some pretty stark numbers associated with it.   The first you have probably memorized by now: 1 in 8 women will be