Breast self examination (BSE) is to be performed each month in addition to an annual mammogramor a clinical exam. Knowing your cyclical changes, what is normal for you, and what regular monthly changes in the breast feel like is the best way to keep an eye on your breast health... Read more
Gas prices are going up, and your expenses are already stretched. What can you do to save money and lower your stress levels while you're in treatment? Ask your health care team if they have other ideas to help you save on driving or other health-related expenses. Here are some ideas.... Read more
If you're looking for a really quick and easy way to sneak some dietary fiber into breakfast, here are some ways to include fruitfiber into smoothies. Get your blender ready!... Read more
Picture a cancer cell happily chomping on a sugary peppermint stick. As long as this cancer cell can get a regular supply of sugar – or glucose – it lives and thrives longer than it should. Now imagine starving that cancer of its sugar supply – would it die?... Read more
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The advent of each New Year is a time for celebration and reflection. Secular in origin, it is one of the world's oldest traditions to which a majority of people... Read more
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Angelina Jolie is once again on the front pages of newspapers regarding her decision to undergo a prophylactic mastectomy to reduce her risk of breast cancer. The findings of a... Read more
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Exercise has long been credited with lowering breast cancer risk. Now, a new study suggests running may give survivors an even greater edge. Read Article ›
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