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Welcome to lbbc.org's website community for women with recently diagnosed breast cancer. We know that the first few weeks after diagnosis can be extremely difficult emotionally. We are dedicated to assisting you by offering easy access to a wealth of cutting-edge information on early stage breast cancer.
In this community, you can read about the latest breast cancer news, treatments, testing, planning for ongoing treatment and updates on clinical trials. Use the navigation bar on the left to quickly and easily access the topics of interest to you.
We hope the information and support offered in this section brings you comfort and gives you an understanding of your choices to help you manage a breast cancer diagnosis, through treatment and beyond.
Learn About Newly Diagnosed Breast Cancer
In this section, get basic and in-depth information about newly diagnosed breast cancer that will help you make sound choices and live well after a breast cancer diagnosis.
D-CARE Trial Studies Denosumab for Early-Stage Cancers
If you are affected by early-stage breast cancer that has been indicated to have a high risk of recurrence, find out whether you are eligible to particiapte in the D-CARE clinical trial, which is considering the impact of denosumab as an adjuvant treatment for Stage II and Stage III breast cancer.
Trial May Advance Personalized Medicine
If you are newly diagnosed, find out whether you are eligible to participate in I-SPY2, a trial measuring the effectiveness of adding new medicines to standard chemotherapy given before surgery.
Trial to Investigate Benefits of Education and Exercise for Lymphedema
Researchers seek women newly diagnosed with stage I-III breast cancer planning to undergo axillary lymph node dissection for a study on preventing and treating lymphedema.
May 2012 Ask the Expert: Understanding Chemotherapy
Living Beyond Breast Cancer expert Jennie Lattimer, CRNP, answers your questions about chemotherapy for early-stage and advanced breast cancer.
During our free May teleconference, David M. Euhus, MD, will share the importance of new research on ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) reported at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.
Understand the biology of breast cancer, the choices you face, the questions to ask and the support available.
