News, Research Research findings from the AURORA study announced at the 2019 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium provide more information about how breast cancer evolves, from the site of its origin to the metastatic site. By comparing primary tumors with metastatic tumors, researchers have gained new insight that can be used to hopefully stop metastasis from happening and find better and more personalized ways to treat metastatic breast cancer, once it develops. The study was led by the Translational Breast Cancer Research Consortium, with support from Susan G. Komen, several Komen Mission leaders and Komen-funded scientists. Going forward, patients will have the opportunity to enroll in the study and have tumor samples collected in real time. << Previous Post Positive Findings for HER2-Positive Metastatic... Komen Blog Read More Next Post >> Top Gift Ideas for Someone... Komen Blog Read More Related Stories Previous Next Komen Blog Knowing Your Girls Could Save... Read More Komen Blog Research on Hard-To-Treat Cancers, Brinker... Read More Komen Blog Healthy Habits to Reduce Breast... Read More Komen Blog Getting to the Meat of... Read More Komen Blog Coping with a Metastatic Breast... Read More Komen Blog Historic Research Investment Focuses on... Read More Komen Blog Patient Groups to Congress: End... Read More Komen Blog Policymakers should use their power... Read More Komen Blog Breast Cancer Clusters: Why Do... Read More Komen Blog Amgen Launches Breakaway Challenge Benefiting... Read More Amanda DeBard Every Elected Official Should Support... Read More Komen Blog Komen’s Public Policy Advisory Board... Read More Komen Blog Komen’s Patient Navigation Program Supporting... Read More Komen Blog COVID-19, Breast Cancer and Black... Read More Komen Blog Non-Profits Are Critical Part of... Read More Komen Blog How Biking Helped Me Through... Read More Komen Blog The Importance of Supporting Charities... Read More Komen Blog One Moment Changes Everything Read More