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Preparing for an Oncology Visit: What to Expect and How to Feel More Prepared By Sarah Friend, MD  Hearing the […]

What is Cancer Coaching? By Sarah Friend, MD  A cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming. Appointments are often short, information iscomplex,

“Does Seeing a Hematologist Mean I Have Cancer?” By Sarah Friend, MD  The short answer is no — not at

Signs of Breast Cancer: What to Look For and When to Seek Care By Sarah Friend, MD  Breast cancer is

Maintaining a Healthy Weight for Cancer Prevention: What the Evidence Really Shows By Sarah Friend, MD  Why Weight Matters in

What Does an Oncologist Do on the First Visit? By Sarah Friend, MD  Hearing the words “you have breast cancer”

Understanding Hormone-Positive Breast Cancer By Sarah Friend, MD  When you hear the words hormone-positive breast cancer, it may feel overwhelming

Spiculated Mass vs. Benign Tumor: What’s the Difference? By Sarah Friend, MD  Hearing the words “spiculated mass” after a mammogram

Stage 1 to Stage 4: What Cancer Staging Really Means for your Treatment When you’re first diagnosed with breast cancer,

Refusing Hormone Therapy for Breast Cancer: What Are the Risks? By Sarah Friend, MD  Hormone therapy can be one of