Breast Cancer Research

Breast cancer occurs when cells in the breast mutate and grow uncontrollably, forming tumors in ducts or lobules. It is the second most common cancer in U.S. women, with a 90% five-year survival rate due to advances in treatment.

School of Medicine Basic Sciences Breast Cancer Research

A package deal: Diagnosing and treating breast cancer with a single complex

Vanderbilt researchers identify potential drug combinations to improve breast cancer treatment

Sugar compounds in breast milk relieve uncomfortable side effects caused by chemotherapy

Breast cancer cells ‘steal’ nutrients from immune cells: study

Study explores the role of MYCN in Triple Negative Breast Cancer diagnosis and treatment

Breast cancer study may help predict treatment response

Grant strengthens breast cancer research efforts

Breast cancer-killing RIG

Study reveals new strategy for reducing tumor growth, metastasis

Promoting Immune-Mediated Therapy in Breast Cancer

Boosting the Immune System to Fight Breast Cancer

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