Breast cancer genetic testing may help those with a family history of the disease find out their risk. Learn about the types, procedure and what results may mean.

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Breast cancer may be diagnosed through preventive testing or after symptoms are found. Learn the tests for diagnosing and staging this disease.

Surgery is the most common breast cancer treatment. Learn about the types of surgeries, when they are recommended and time from diagnosis to procedure.

The Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) oversees research projects for compliance with the NIH Guidelines and City of Hope policies and procedures.

Tissue expanders are part of the process of breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. Learn what it is, sizes, sleeping with them and possible complications.

Seroma, clear fluid build-up, is a common complication of breast cancer surgery. Most seromas are reabsorbed but some may need treatment. Learn about the symptoms.

Areola reconstruction and nipple tattoos may be an option after a mastectomy. Learn about surgery, 3-D tattooing, prosthetics, what to consider and complications.

Lymph node removal may be part of your breast cancer surgery if it has metastasized. Learn about the lymph nodes, procedure types and possible side effects.

Invasive lobular carcinoma is the second most common type of breast cancer. Learn what it is, symptoms, treatment options, survival rate and more.