Sex and Intimacy -Let’s Talk-

PiNK 2020 Spring Issue Talking about sex isn’t always easy. But it could be the key to a fulfilling sexual relationship after a cancer diagnosis, as Kate Parsons explains. It’s no surprise that being diagnosed with breast cancer is likely to affect how you feel about sex and intimacy. Changes to how your body looks […]

31 Important Facts About Breasts

By Elizabeth Chabner Thompson, MD, MPH | everydayHEALTH Ditch the pink this October and spread breast-cancer awareness with these 31 facts about breasts. 1. The average U.S. woman wears a size 40 D bra. This equates to about 3 lbs total or 1.5 lbs per breast. 2. In most women, the left breast is usually […]

A Port in the Storm

An increasingly common feature in the healthcare landscape, patient navigators are helping patients find their way through the complex world of cancer care.

Don’t Suffer Silently

Often we focus more on the physical effects of cancer and cancer treatment, while ignoring the emotional challenges that can arise from a cancer diagnosis. Speaking openly about your experience in individual counseling, a support group, or simply with a friend can help immensely. Read on for more advice and information about cancer trauma.

Lend Your Voice

Every woman’s cancer experience is different especially when it comes to whether she wishes to share her diagnosis and cancer journey. Rose Gerber gives some insight on her road to cancer advocacy and tips on how to know if you’re ready to become a cancer advocate.

Just Say No to Indoor Tanning

No compliment is worth skin cancer. Indoor tanning became all the rage several years ago and has now become a common part of some women’s beauty regimens. However, there is now clear evidence linking indoor tanning and skin cancer. Read on for healthy alternatives.