Category: Breast Cancer

Spring is the time when everything is reviving and the flowers and birds are singing. However, it is also the season of high incidence of malignant tumor of female breast.…

Triple negative breast cancer (TNBC), which is a breast cancer with negative expression of estrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PR) and HER-2, is considered as an independent clinicopathological type with…

The treatment of triple negative breast cancer is related to the stage of the tumor. If the tumor is in the early stage, surgery is usually performed and postoperative adjuvant…

Whether a breast cancer patient should undergo chemotherapy after surgery needs to be judged according to the patient’s pathological type. Generally speaking, in situ cancers without metastasis do not require…

Breast cancer can severely disrupt patients’ quality of life, and adverse events from breast cancer treatment can significantly reduce quality of life. A systematic review analyzed the impact of treatment…

Two-negative and one-positive breast cancer refers to a state in which the pathological examination of breast cancer shows immunohistochemical results that are negative for estrogen receptor (ER) and negative for…

As with other diseases, early detection is a prerequisite to ensure a good prognosis for breast cancer. The first symptom of breast cancer is breast lump (nodule or mass), which…

Non-invasive breast cancer, also known as in situ breast cancer, is a type of breast cancer that is confined to the primary site and has not broken through the basement…

Targeted drug therapy has played an important role in improving the cure or survival rate of cancer patients, as well as improving their quality of life. However, the cure rate…

        Do all breast cancer patients need targeted therapy? Of course, the answer is no. Targeted therapy is a treatment that targets cell receptors, key genes and regulatory molecules.　　Targeted therapy…