Is it possible to prevent a relapse from happening? What are the symptoms of a cancer relapse? The survivorship phase can be full of anxieties and uncertainty. In this video, clinical oncologists and breast surgeons answer common worries breast cancer survivors have after completing treatment.

How does one cope with a sudden cancer diagnosis? Why is it important to have a support network? Surviving breast cancer is no easy feat. Hear from three women who have overcome their diagnosis and have since continued to thrive in life. Packed with personal stories and advice, this video features survivors of the three main breast cancer subtypes.

Are skin changes in your nipples or skin a cause for concern? Does a lump in the breast indicate cancer? What are the differences between a mammogram and a breast ultrasound?

How many breast cancer subtypes are there? What do you do if you feel a breast lump? What are the benefits of doing gene testing? How does one cope with a cancer diagnosis?

Does breast cancer surgery always mean removing the entire breast? Is this the only option? What are the differences between a mastectomy and a lumpectomy? How can one manage pain post-surgery?

Chemotherapy first or surgery first? Is every breast cancer patient treated the same? What are targeted therapy and immunotherapy? Can treatment side effects be managed?

5 years? 10 years? What's patient survival for triple negative breast cancer? What are the chances of women getting it? How aggressive is it and can it be treated?

What happens when your surgeon and oncologist have different treatment plans? Are nuts good for chemotherapy patients? Is it possible to prevent cancer recurrence? Can immunotherapy affect the heart? Why is exercise important for cancer patients?

Is it too LATE to treat advanced stage breast cancer? Are treatments different from early stages? What does it mean when the cancer is metastatic? Can the cancer spread to other organs?