Running vs. Walking for Survivors

Featured: Mammograms Under Fire Again

Breast Cancer Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Running vs. Walking for Survivors 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 ›   • How to Start Running   • 5 Treadmill Workouts to Try   • Sofa to 5K Training   My Medicine Log your medicines, check interactions, get drug alerts, create family profiles, and more. Get Started › Featured Mammograms Under Fire Again     Another study questions the value of annual mammograms for women ages 40 to 59. Read Article › Getting Cancer Care Support Anyone dealing with cancer knows that you could use a lot of help. Read Blog › Benefit of Double Mastectomy New evidence that the procedure saves the lives of women with an inherited form of breast cancer. Read Article › DNA Testing to Pinpoint Treatments Expanded genetic testing could benefit some women with advanced breast cancer. Read Article › ADVERTISEMENT   ADVERTISEMENT   From the WebMD Network • FAQs: Chemotherapy • Have You Had These Screening Tests? • Quiz: All About Breast Cancer   Top Picks • Cancer Cases to Rise in Number • Reading Mammogram Results • Gene Exam May Predict Progression • Finding Virtual Support Group

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