Andy Sealy, a metastatic breast cancer patient at Penn, discusses some positive and negative experiences she's had throughout her journey and offers advice for those who may know someone diagnosed with metastatic cancer.

For those with a family history of breast or ovarian cancer, one way to try to prevent these types of cancer is by getting tested for the BRCA gene mutation. Learn more about the BRCA gene and if genetic testing is right for you.

Getting used to your reconstructed breasts after surgery can be physically and emotionally taxing. This timeline walks you through what to expect.

Surely, you’ve heard some of these myths about reconstruction options after breast cancer. Here’s the real truth about the procedure.

Learn more about Dr. Julia Tchou's new approach to treating patients with early stage breast cancer, which combines immunotherapy and radiation.

Looking at a tumor’s genetic information can provide a clearer picture of a patient’s unique condition and how to best treat it.

You may have heard that HPV can cause cervical cancer in women. However, HPV has also been found to cause certain kinds of head and neck cancer. Read why its important to know the signs, symptoms and how you can prevent HPV.

While undergoing cancer treatment for the second time in her life, Marian Vallotton was determined to stare down her fear.

Danielle’s genetic testing journey changed her life. Read how she’s taken charge of her health to get ahead of her family’s history of pancreatic cancer.

Medical oncologist Dr. Mark H. O’Hara explains how research on innovative immunotherapy therapies at Penn may offer hope to current and future pancreatic cancer patients.