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At 25 weeks and six days, Aava arrived. Being born at 1 lb, 10 oz, Aava was considered a micro-premie and, due to circumstance, a fighter.

For parents who have a baby in the Davis Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Baystate Children’s Hospital, time stands still.

Thousands of walkers and runners came out to support the 2019 Rays of Hope Walk & Run Toward the Cure of Breast Cancer.

The Division of Radiation Oncology at Baystate Health has implemented two new techniques which, for a sub-set of women with breast cancer, will help limit radiation dose to the heart and lung: Prone Breast Treatment and Deep Inspiration Breath Hold.

Imagine a generation without breast cancer. It’s the stuff dreams are made of, but Rays of Hope believes it will be a reality in the future.

Dr. Grace-Makari-Judson shares an update on breast cancer care from the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting.

Angela Bovat and Lindsey Bubar's cancer journeys brought them together to form a deep bond of friendship.

Debbi Torres of Springfield, MA, supports Rays of Hope through her own team and multiple events that lead up to the event. She shares the story behind her team and her passion for the cause.

Sunscreen helps reduce the risk of skin cancer, but can it increase your risk of breast cancer? Dr. Joseph Jerry breaks down the research.

Updates on the management of axillary lymph nodes and new team members from the Baystate Health Breast Care Team.