Before breast cancer came into your life, you may not have known much about it. Many people are surprised to learn, for example, that breast cancer is not a single disease. Perhaps you hadn’t heard that those with breast cancer can get different treatments. Or that age, stage and other factors might affect the concerns someone may have, both at diagnosis and over time.

Most people touched by breast cancer share common experiences. But at LBBC we recognize that many people have unique concerns and want information tailored to their needs. To serve you well, we have created spaces on LBBC.ORG with the information most relevant to you, based on your greatest concern at this moment in time.  

We have pages with tailored content for you if you are:

• Recently Diagnosed
• In Treatment
• Living With a History of Breast Cancer
• Living With Metastatic Breast Cancer
• A Young Woman

We also have pathways for you if you want information about these types of breast cancer:

• Hormone Receptor-Positive Breast Cancer
• HER2-Positive Breast Cancer
• Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

And coming soon, look for sections if you are:

• African-American
• LGBT
• A Man Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
• A Caregiver
• A Healthcare Provider