October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but it's an important topic year-round. Breast cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer in women, but thanks to earlier detection, better treatments, and ongoing clinical research, more women are becoming breast cancer survivors every year.
In celebration of all breast cancer survivors and to raise awareness of screening and treatment options, The Christ Hospital Health Network shares these resources and stories of recovery to educate and inspire you on your care journey.
Featured Articles
3 Truths About Breast Cancer Myths
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.
Breast Cancer Study Reveals Unsettling Results
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.
Breast Cancer: What You Should Know From Screening to Treatment and More
Heather's Story: Still Dancing After a Second Opinion to Beat a Rare Form of Breast Cancer
It's always a good time to schedule your mammogram!
October is a good time to schedule a mammogram, but there’s never a bad time. But how early should you start screening? And what else do you need to know about your risks and screening options? Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch gets answers from Kelly McLean, MD.
Beyond the Mammogram: Genetic Counseling & Testing for Breast Cancer
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 and genetic counselor Corrie Fabelo explain who can benefit, and how a DNA test prompted one woman to take bold action.
Genetic Testing Shines New Light on Breast Cancer Risks
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.
Man shares his breast cancer survival story
John Hall has had quite a journey to recovery, but he admits when he was first diagnosed, he didn’t know the early warning signs or that men could even get breast cancer.
Busting Breast Cancer Myths
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.
Getting Ready for Your Mammogram
Your mammogram can be easier and more comfortable with a little preparation. This checklist of what to do before and the day of your exam will help.
They Found Something in My Mammogram... Now What?
If something abnormal was found in your mammogram, it might not be cancer. Find out your next steps and what else it could be.
The ‘Breasties’ – Best Friends, Diagnosed Days Apart, Survive Breast Cancer Together
From meeting in third grade to traveling the world, Leanne and Lauren have been through it all together. Revealing they both had breast cancer would take their friendship to a new level and give them a new perspective on what it means to be living.
How the High Risk Cancer Screening Clinic Saves Lives: Paula's Story
Patient Paula Haney knew she was at an increased risk of developing breast cancer, so she turned to the experts at the High Risk Cancer Clinic.
Fighting Breast Cancer with Optimism and Expert Care: Katie's Story
Katie Marshall shares her breast cancer journey and how optimism and expert care she received at The Christ Hospital helped her defeat cancer.
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Schedule Your Screening Mammogram Online
Has it been a year or more since your last screening mammogram? Online scheduing makes it easier than ever to book your appointment at one of our seven convenient locations throughout Greater Cincinnati.
Breast Cancer Risk Assessment
Learn about when you should be screened for breast cancer.
Breast Cancer Care
From genetic testing to minimially invasive breast surgery and reconstruction, you can find the treatments and support you need to gain the upper hand against breast cancer.
Dana-Farber Brigham Cancer Care Collaborative
The Christ Hospital has teamed up with the Dana-Farber Brigham Cancer Care Collaborative, bringing together some of the world's brightest minds in cancer treatment to improve quality and outcomes.
- Conversations for Confidence: Expert Answers About Cancer SurgeryConsidering cancer surgery – or preparing for an upcoming procedure – can raise a lot of questions. Leading experts answer real questions from real people about cancer surgery.
- Your Health, Your Voice: Comprehensive Care for WomenWomen’s healthcare can be complex, and your needs change as you move through life stages. Learn how to maximize your health long-term from the experts at The Christ Hospital Health Network.
- Breast Cancer: What You Should Know From Screening to Treatment and MoreBreast 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.
- It's always a good time to schedule your mammogram!October is a good time to schedule a mammogram, but there’s never a bad time. But how early should you start screening? And what else do you need to know about your risks and screening options? Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch gets answers from Kelly McLean, MD.
- Heather's Story: Still Dancing After a Second Opinion to Beat a Rare Form of Breast CancerThe dance goes on for Heather Britt after a second opinion with The Christ Hospital Health Network and collaboration with the Dana-Farber Brigham Cancer Center helped her overcome the misdiagnosis of a rare form of breast cancer.
- 3 Truths About Breast Cancer MythsFrom 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.
- Breast Cancer Study Reveals Unsettling ResultsNew 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.
