The JHAH Breast Cancer Program provides comprehensive care through every phase of your breast cancer journey—from screening and diagnosis through treatment, recovery, and survivorship. Our multidisciplinary team includes breast surgical oncologists, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, breast radiologists, plastic and reconstructive surgeons, pathologists, genetic counselors, nurse navigators, and support specialists who work together to create the best treatment plan for you.
Our breast cancer team meets regularly for multidisciplinary tumor board conferences where your case is discussed by specialists from all relevant disciplines. This collaborative approach ensures that every aspect of your care is carefully considered and that you receive the most appropriate, evidence-based treatment—many of which have been pioneered by clinician-scientists at Johns Hopkins.
We understand that breast cancer affects every aspect of your life. That's why joining our program means receiving more than expert medical treatment. From cosmetic procedures that help you feel whole again to support groups whose members relate to your circumstances; the breadth and significance of our support services cannot be underestimated.
Learn about prevention. risk assessment, mammography, and advanced breast imaging for early detection.
Explore how our experts use advanced imaging, biopsies, and molecular testing to provide precise diagnoses.
Discover personalized surgical, medical, and radiation therapies designed for your unique cancer type.
Access programs tailored for young women, hereditary risk, triple-negative, and metastatic breast cancers.
The JHAH Colorectal Cancer Program combines Johns Hopkins expertise with advanced screening to prevent most cases, while offering innovative treatments that transform outcomes for those diagnosed.
The JHAH Prostate Cancer Program uses precision medicine to match each patient with the most effective treatment, from active surveillance for low-risk cases to advanced therapies for aggressive cancers.
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