Robin Warshaw

Growing up with cancer around her, a young woman had a hard time thinking about what her family history meant for herself.

Caregivers often give little thought to their own health or wellbeing. Here's why it's important to build self-care into caregiving. Insight Newsletter | Summer 2016

How some med schools are readying kids from rural, poor or underrepresented minority communities for medical professions, long before college.

Taking steps to end overuse and misuse of antibiotics

How to fight emotional eating

Alternative approaches to reduce and end headache pain.

As a breast cancer treatment, radiation therapy can be important, yet some women choose to avoid it. My article for LBBC's Insight looks at when radiation might be recommended, its use with reconstruction or metastatic disease, protecting the heart during treatment and more.

Inflammatory breast cancer diagnosis often comes as a surprise.

Advice for caregivers who receive a breast cancer diagnosis.

Diversity programs and initiatives at the Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University help improve medical education and patient care.

Rates of BRCA genetic mutations twice as high in young black women as in non-Hispanic white women.

A rash causes delay in a young woman's breast cancer diagnosis.