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Screening & Risks

Who Gets It? How Common Is It? Causes Risk Factors Screening When To Get A Mammogram Prevention Signs and Symptoms Genetic Testing Family History & Mammograms

Imaging

Do All Women Need MRIs? What Is An MRI? After A Mammogram Mammogram Screening 3D Mammogram Ultrasound PET Scan

Diagnosis

Why Is My Breast Red? First Appointment Types How Are They Characterized? Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma Receptor Status What Are Receptors? HER2 Receptors HER2 Positive What Is Triple Negative? What is DCIS? Pagets Disease Early Stage Hormone Positive Genetic Profiling Test Introduction Staging Explained

Treatment – Surgery

Deciding On Surgery Risk Reduction Mastectomy Types of Mastectomy Who Should Get A Risk Reduction Mastectomy? Will I Get A Lymphedema? Mammograms After Mastectomy Do Breasts Need To Be Removed? What To Expect After Surgery Abnormal Lymph Nodes How Are Lymph Nodes Evaluated? Extranodal Extension Drains Nipple Tattooing

Treatment – Systemic

Can I Just Have A Lumpectomy & Radiation? Treatment By Stage DCIS Treatment HER2 Positive Treatment Options HER2 Positive Drugs How Are HER2 Positive Patients Treated? Endocrine Therapy Side Effects of Endocrine Therapy What Are Aromatase Inhibitors? Immune Therapy For Triple Negative Quality Of Life

Chemotherapy

Chemotherapy Response IV Chemotherapy What To Look For In Chemotherapy Response Side Effects of Chemotherapy Other Side Effects of Chemotherapy How Does Chemotherapy Get Into The Veins? Paclitaxel Paclitaxel & Heart Effects Carboplatin Doxorubicin and Daunorubicin Cisplatin Side Effects Albumin Bound Paclitaxel New Medical Innovations

Palliative Care & Pain Management

Palliative Care Pain Management

Follow-Up & Monitoring

Appetite Emotional Health What If It Comes Back?

Who Gets It?

Who Gets It?

Screening & Risks

Who Gets It? How Common Is It? Causes Risk Factors Screening When To Get A Mammogram Prevention Signs and Symptoms Genetic Testing Family History & Mammograms

Imaging

Do All Women Need MRIs? What Is An MRI? After A Mammogram Mammogram Screening 3D Mammogram Ultrasound PET Scan

Diagnosis

Why Is My Breast Red? First Appointment Types How Are They Characterized? Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma Receptor Status What Are Receptors? HER2 Receptors HER2 Positive What Is Triple Negative? What is DCIS? Pagets Disease Early Stage Hormone Positive Genetic Profiling Test Introduction Staging Explained

Treatment – Surgery

Deciding On Surgery Risk Reduction Mastectomy Types of Mastectomy Who Should Get A Risk Reduction Mastectomy? Will I Get A Lymphedema? Mammograms After Mastectomy Do Breasts Need To Be Removed? What To Expect After Surgery Abnormal Lymph Nodes How Are Lymph Nodes Evaluated? Extranodal Extension Drains Nipple Tattooing

Treatment – Systemic

Can I Just Have A Lumpectomy & Radiation? Treatment By Stage DCIS Treatment HER2 Positive Treatment Options HER2 Positive Drugs How Are HER2 Positive Patients Treated? Endocrine Therapy Side Effects of Endocrine Therapy What Are Aromatase Inhibitors? Immune Therapy For Triple Negative Quality Of Life

Chemotherapy

Chemotherapy Response IV Chemotherapy What To Look For In Chemotherapy Response Side Effects of Chemotherapy Other Side Effects of Chemotherapy How Does Chemotherapy Get Into The Veins? Paclitaxel Paclitaxel & Heart Effects Carboplatin Doxorubicin and Daunorubicin Cisplatin Side Effects Albumin Bound Paclitaxel New Medical Innovations

Palliative Care & Pain Management

Palliative Care Pain Management

Follow-Up & Monitoring

Appetite Emotional Health What If It Comes Back?
Sanjay Juneja, MD
Sanjay Juneja, MD

Medical Oncology

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Breast cancer primarily affects women, but both men or women can get it. Less than one percent is usually male breast cancer. One in eight women, believe it or not, will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. Chances of getting breast cancer increase with age.

 

In 2021 alone, over 281,000 cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in women. And cancer rates are rising by about half a percent every year. 42,000 women unfortunately die every year as a consequence of their breast cancer diagnosis.

 

Key Takeaways

1. Breast cancer primarily affects women, but both men or women can get it.

2. One in eight women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime.

3. Chances of getting breast cancer increase with age.

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Imaging
Diagnosis
Treatment – Surgery
Treatment – Systemic
Chemotherapy
Palliative Care & Pain Management
Follow-Up & Monitoring

Breast Cancer Screening & Risks

0:21
Who Gets It?

by: Sanjay Juneja, MD

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How Common Is It?

by: Sanjay Juneja, MD

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Causes

by: Mary Leung, MD

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Risk Factors

by: Sanjay Juneja, MD

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Screening For Average Risk Women

by: Everett Bonner, MD

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At What Ages Should Women Get Mammograms?

by: Everett Bonner, MD

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Prevention

by: Mary Leung, MD

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Signs and Symptoms

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Genetic Testing

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Family History & Mammograms

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Breast Cancer Imaging

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Do All Women Need MRIs?

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What Is An MRI?

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What Happens After An Abnormal Mammogram?

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Mammogram Screening

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Do I Need A 3D Mammogram?

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Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Why Is My Breast Red?

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First Appointment With A Breast Surgeon

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Types & Differences In Treatment

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How Are They Characterized?

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What Is Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma?

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What Does Receptor Status Mean For Treatment?

by: Everett Bonner, MD

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What Are Receptors?

by: Lauren Juneja, MD

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HER2 Receptors

by: Lauren Juneja, MD

1:22
What Does HER2 Positive Mean?

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What Is Triple Negative?

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What is DCIS?

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What Is Pagets Disease?

by: Everett Bonner, MD

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Early Stage Hormone Positive

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Genetic Profiling Test

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Introduction

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Staging Explained

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Breast Cancer Treatment – Surgery

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Deciding On Surgery

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What Is A Risk Reduction Mastectomy?

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Types of Mastectomy

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Who Should Get A Risk Reduction Mastectomy?

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Will I Get A Lymphedema?

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Do I Need Mammograms After Mastectomy?

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Do Breasts Need To Be Removed?

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What To Expect After Surgery

by: Everett Bonner, MD

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What Happens With Abnormal Lymph Nodes?

by: Everett Bonner, MD

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How Are Lymph Nodes Evaluated?

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What Is Extranodal Extension?

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Drains

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Nipple Tattooing After Breast Removal

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Breast Cancer Treatment – Systemic

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Can I Just Have A Lumpectomy & Radiation?

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Treatment By Stage

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DCIS Treatment

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HER2 Positive Treatment Options

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HER2 Positive Drugs

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How Are HER2 Positive Patients Treated?

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What Is Endocrine Therapy?

by: Lauren Juneja, MD

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Side Effects of Endocrine Therapy

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What Are Aromatase Inhibitors?

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Immune Therapy For Triple Negative Patients

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Quality Of Life

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Breast Cancer Chemotherapy

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How Chemotherapy Response Changes Things

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When Will I Have IV Chemotherapy?

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What To Look For In Chemotherapy Response

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Side Effects of Chemotherapy

by: Lauren Juneja, MD

1:20
Other Side Effects of Chemotherapy

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2:11
How Does Chemotherapy Get Into The Veins?

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2:37
What is Paclitaxel?

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How Does Paclitaxel Affect the Heart?

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What is Carboplatin?

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2:53
Doxorubicin and Daunorubicin

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2:35
What are the Side Effects of Cisplatin?

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What is Albumin Bound Paclitaxel?

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New Medical Innovations

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Breast Cancer Palliative Care & Pain Management

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Palliative Care

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Pain Management

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Breast Cancer Follow-Up & Monitoring

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Speak Up About Your Appetite

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Managing Depression & Your Emotional Health

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What If It Comes Back?

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