Special Series: Young With Breast Cancer

Is there a link between using hormonal birth control and developing breast cancer?

Changes to our lifestyle and environmental exposures could be making younger people more susceptible to breast cancer.

If having children is important to you, speak with your doctor about fertility options as you put together your treatment plan.

Some of the chemicals in plastic products, such as bisphenol A (BPA), may increase cancer risk by disrupting hormones in the body.

While in vitro fertilization (IVF) temporarily raises estrogen levels, research suggests it doesn’t increase breast cancer risk — even for people with a history of the disease.

Many people with breast cancer have protection from discrimination at their jobs — and have the right to accommodations.