GYN, Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi, shares her own cancer journey with PEOPLE and why she’s made it her mission to educate women to ...

This rise in hormones leads to your breast lobules—which essentially are your milk glands—to swell. After you have your period, these lobules typically return to their previous size.

which are the vessels that carry the milk from the lobules to the nipple. These are the cells that more often divide, and ...

This refers to whether the cancer is in the breast’s lobules (glands that make milk) or ducts (tiny tubes that bring milk from the lobules to the nipple). A description of the tumor: This may ...

In breast cancer, the cancer cells usually develop in the milk ducts or lobules (small lobes) of the breast. Generally, a ...

Dr. Marie Zakrzewska founded the second hospital ever to have women doctors treat women patients, where Dr. Susan Dimock ...

Breast cancer (malignant breast neoplasm) is a type of cancer originating from breast tissue, most commonly from the inner lining of milk ducts or the lobules that supply the ducts with milk.

The basic elements include epithelial cells that produce milk (lobules) and ducts that carry milk from the lobules to the nipple during lactation. Connective tissue, fat, and neurovascular ...

Breasts are composed of fibrous tissue, glandular tissue (including lobules and milk ducts critical to milk production), and fatty tissue. If breasts are dense, it means they contain more fibrous ...

Focal nodular hyperplasia typically consists of lobules of hyperplastic hepatocytes arranged around a central fibrous scar containing numerous blood vessels. The hepatocytes drain into obstructed ...

Breast cancer, which occurs when cells grow out of control, can start in one or both breasts, in different parts of the organ – lobules, ducts, nipple, fat and connective tissue, blood vessels and ...