Learning you have breast cancer can feel scary and overwhelming. But you’re not alone. 1 in 8 women in the US will be diagnosed in their lifetime. Of those diagnosed, about 1 in 3 will become metastatic (meaning the cancer’s spread to other parts of the body) – so let’s talk about it.If you or a loved one are part of this stat, take a deep breath, then press play to learn:
What exactly is metastatic breast cancer (or mBC)?
How common is mBC?
Is all mBC the same?
What are cancer biomarkers?
What is Human Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor 2 (aka HER2) and how does it make your disease unique?
How has understanding of HER2 evolved over time?
If this info helps you, pass it on — someone else might need it too.
To learn more about mBC and one potential treatment option for certain eligible patients, click here.