From earlier detection to innovative new treatments, our women's health experts are doing Everything It Takes to raise awareness of the impact of breast cancer. Read More

Think you know the facts on breast health and breast cancer? Check out what Q102's Jennifer Fritsch learned from breast expert Julie Specht, MD, to make sure you know what's fact and what's fiction. Read More

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women, but early detection and screenings can improve outcomes. Learn how genetic testing and advanced treatments are helping more patients move beyond breast cancer. Read More

There's a lot of information out there about breast cancer – some may even be misleading. Learn the facts to better understand fact from fiction. Read More

From skipping mammograms after a false positive to whether you are too young to be diagnosed and more, one of the experts from The Christ Hospital Health Network provides clarity about some of the misconceptions around breast cancer. Read More

New research is showing a year-over-year jump in breast cancer rates in women under the age of 50. And the increase appears centered around a specific type of breast cancer. Medical oncologist Dr. Julie Specht shares what may be behind the trend and how w Read More

Brave patient Katie Marshall shares her breast cancer journey and how optimism and expert care she received at The Christ Hospital helped her defeat cancer. Read More

Breast cancer is the one of the most common cancers in women in the United States, but there is good news: We have new tools and techniques to help prevent and combat the disease. Read More

Regular mammograms are an extremely effective way to detect breast cancer at its earliest stages, but some women are getting a new look at their future breast health through genetic testing. Dr. Be Saito explains who may benefit. Read More

Breast cancer can show up as a pattern in your family history. Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch talks with breast surgeon Dr. Jennifer Manders about genetic counseling and testing and what it can reveal about breast cancer risks. Read More