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

While work is important, we also have to balance our energy, health and well being. Here are a few tips to think about when returning to work during or after cancer care.

If you're a cancer patient or survivor, consider trying practices like yoga to reaffirm your total sense of self and strengthen your body.

Katrina Claghorn, a registered dietitian at the Abramson Cancer Center, shares some suggestions on diet and exercise that may help reduce the risk of cancer recurrence.

Penn's Abramson Cancer Center is leading a clinical trial to determine which type of radiation—proton or photon—will help women with breast cancer reduce heart risks.

When cancer survivors hit the five-year mark, it’s a milestone. Learn why this survival rate matters and what it really means.

Megan came to the Abramson Cancer Center with stage 2 synovial sarcoma. Read her story here.

Join Penn’s Abramson Cancer Center for a melanoma conference focusing on prevention, treatment, research and survivorship.

Like son, like father. Read about a man who was diagnosed with prostate cancer after his son was diagnosed with the same cancer.

Susan had a nagging sore throat that wouldn’t go away. After a tonsillectomy revealed she had tonsil cancer, she came to the Abramson Cancer Center.