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This year’s annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in
June presented several oral abstract sessions and commentary on the ...

Do you tell your children the truth? Should you? Do you keep secrets for fear of traumatizing your children?

My name is Karen Peterson, and I was diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer in January 2015.

April is National Volunteer Appreciation Month, and SHARE hosted its annual volunteer party to show how much we appreciate the incredible commitment of ...

My original cancer diagnosis was on Valentine’s Day of 2005.  I was 44 years old, had a busy career, a husband and two young sons.  During a routine ...

Despite the FDA’s approval of several medications to treat endocrine resistance in metastatic breast cancer, scientists persist in examining other avenues ...

Whether to treat de novo metastatic breast cancer patients with a lumpectomy/ mastectomy and radiation has now become controversial, as in the past, a ...

New Support Groups Active in Norwalk, CT; Brentwood, NY; and Orlando, FL
After 42 years in New York City, SHARE Cancer Support has announced a national ...

If you receive our program calendar or email newsletter, you may have noticed some new types of educational programs. In addition to our webinars and ...

In September, the FDA approved amebaciclib (Verzenio), the latest drug to treat endocrine resistant metastatic breast cancer (MBC). In combination with ...

At its annual meeting this year in June, the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) gave patient advocates an update on the TAPUR clinical trial, ...

This article was written by Joan Mancuso

This year’s annual National Breast Cancer Coalition’s Leadership Summit and Lobby Day included informative ...

This post was written by Teri Pollastro.

Over the last several years we have heard about precision medicine, payment reform and patient-centered care. ...

Jordan Donohue of CBRE, Inc., and Ally Goldman of WB Wood, hosted a kickoff event last week at Madison Square Tavern for the SHARE Pink and Teal Young ...

SHARE is excited to announce its partnership with HealthUnlocked, the social network for health!
There are 2.8 million women with a history of breast ...

This article was written by Joan Mancuso.

As a woman living with metastatic breast cancer, I’ve always dreaded getting a tissue biopsy of a metastasis. ...

The Metastatic Breast Cancer Project (MBCProject.org) is a new research project launched by the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard and Dana-Farber Cancer ...

People living with breast cancer – especially those with metastatic disease – need and deserve a better quality of life (QOL). Dr. Susan Love Research ...

A recent workshop given by Dr. Ruth Oratz at Living Beyond Breast Cancer's annual conference for those living with metastatic breast cancer offered information ...

In mid March, American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) rolled out its first clinical trial. The goal of the trial is to give us access to FDA-approved ...

To mark SHARE's 40th Anniversary in 2016, we're honoring 40 people who've helped make us who we are. This is Eliza Adams.

With a $100,000 gift from Musa Mayer, a breast cancer advocate and author, SHARE has established the SHARE Fund for Metastatic Breast Cancer.

We're so excited to announce that our blog has been named one of the best cancer support blogs of 2016 by Healthline!

In case you missed it, here's the recording of Dr. Tiffany Traina's highly-rated webinar presenting the latest research on metastatic breast cancer reported ...

While dealing with their own breast and ovarian cancers, SHARE's Helpline volunteers have learned some valuable things. Here are a few they hope will ...

If you missed our webinar, "Importance of Genetic Testing for Breast and Ovarian Cancers," with Dr. Sara Hurvitz, you can view it now.

Knowing if you're BRCA positive may help you get more effective treatment if you have advanced stage breast or ovarian cancer, so it makes sense for more ...

"I really believe we're moving toward a cure for cancer," says Eliza Adams. "And I'm grateful for all the opportunities I get to be a part ...

Before I had cancer, I was guilty of some pretty dumb remarks—like the time I asked a friend who was about to have a lung biopsy, "Don't you wish ...

Learn more about a free, online, patient-centered resource offered by the American Society of Clinical Oncology and the American Cancer Society.