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A doctor and a patient both wear protective face masks during a medical examination.

The Medical Minute: Mammograms and the COVID-19 vaccine

A green tumor is nestled in an interlocking purple branching network.

The micro-environment of breast cancer in three dimensions

Natasha Burse, a graduate student at Penn State College of Medicine, walks on a treadmill at University Fitness Center.

Running the race: How breast cancer shaped student's research career

Glenna and J. David Brensinger lean against the side of a bridge. In the background are trees and, at a distance, a large waterfall.

Man gifts real estate to honor his late wife, support lifesaving cancer research

elderly men and women dancing

Older Americans receive cancer screenings past recommended age

From left to right, a woman, a man, and a woman are going over data in a notebook placed on a lab bench.

Professor of Biomedical Engineering Deb Kelly hopes to 'outsmart breast cancer'

A woman in a medical coat stands at a computer. A mammogram image is on the monitor. In the background, out of focus, a woman stands facing imaging equipment.

The Medical Minute: Breast density -- separating myth from fact

Researcher to study exercise and medication adherence in breast cancer survivors

Four women wearing pink t-shirts stand with arms around each other, smiling. Grass and trees are in the background.

The Medical Minute: Mental health, overall wellness for breast cancer patients

Gunther to present at spring Dean's Lecture

Sean Knecht receives a large cardboard check from Pat Halphin-Murphy, the president and of the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition

Distinguishing dense tissue from cancerous tumors

Natasha Burse poses for a photo in a pink shirt, against a pink backdrop.

Burse shares story of fight against breast cancer

Rogers-AICR-grant

Researcher to study the effect of exercise on breast cancer metastases

Cancer Institute researcher awarded $50,000 through statewide grant program

Social interaction can affect breast cancer outcomes

The Medical Minute: Social interaction can affect breast cancer outcomes

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