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March 1, 2011
Cons of Early Breast Cancer Screening
Tuesday , March 1, 2011
In This Issue:
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Herceptin: Long-Term Benefits for Breast Cancer
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Repeat MRIs Boost Accuracy of Cancer Tests
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New Breast Cancer Survivor Finds Friends
Is Early Screening the
Best Way to Stop Cancer?
After facing a series of mammograms and
undergoing treatment, one woman questions
whether it
did more harm than good.
Also See:
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Your Thoughts on Early Screening
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Energy-Boosting Foods
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Self-Exam How-Tos
Health News & Features
Herceptin: Long-Term Benefits for Breast Cancer
New study shows that women treated with this cancer
drug still
derive benefits years after ending treatment.
Also See:
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Which Gene Is Linked to Lower Cancer Risk?
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Getting Enough Daily Vitamin D?
Repeat MRIs Boost Accuracy of Cancer Tests
Multiple MRI scans in high-risk women
over time lowers the false-positive rates.
Also See:
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The Debate Over Avastin
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Add Beans of Goodness to Your Diet
From The WebMD Network
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Question to Ask Your Doctor About Breast Cancer
From The Breast Cancer Community
New Breast Cancer Survivor Finds Friends
This WebMD member is glad to find resources and support
on our boards.
Welcome her to the breast cancer community.
Ask community members your questions.
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