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The National Breast Cancer Foundation estimates 200,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Learn more about how you can prevent Breast Cancer, discover treatment options and support the cause.
The best defense against breast cancer thus far is early detection: The earlier it's detected, the easier it is to treat. Help protect yourself by having a regular breast Read More
While studies show 80 percent of all breast lumps are not cancerous, the emotional turmoil of finding these breast masses can be traumatic. As the awareness of breast Read More
While no one specific or "magic" exercise can reduce the risk of breast cancer, increased exercise routines will lower the risk. The reasoning lies with a woman's body mass Read More
More than 200,000 people are newly diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Knowing how to prevent this insidious disease, which occurs when tumors form in the breast ducts Read More
The truth is, we are miles away from any guaranteed protection against breast cancer. But, at this point, we can look at improving our odds by including (and avoiding) Read More
Reports show that four out of every 100 women who are sixty years old will be diagnosed with breast cancer sometime before they reach seventy. Since age remains the Read More
When dealing with any disease, it's important to assume a reasonable level of control over your own recovery. Not only will this help you to feel more empowered, but your Read More
Because mammography allows breast cancer to be discovered sooner than it used to be, most women with this disease are able to keep their breasts and many are able to live Read More
Radiation therapy has been shown to be effective in treating breast cancer, a disease in which cancerous cells form malignant masses within the breasts. Radiation therapy Read More
Breast cancer is a condition in which malignant cells reproduce and create masses within the breasts. Surgery is a treatment option for those who have been diagnosed with Read More
Local therapy is one of the two main types of treatment offered for breast cancer. This illness, occurring when malignant tumors form in the breast ducts or glands, affects Read More
Breast cancer, a disease that occurs when malignant cells cause masses in breast ducts or glands, is a relatively common disease for which most hospitals have a fairly long Read More
Hormone therapy involves taking a pill composed of anti-estrogen chemicals. As with other breast cancer treatment options, there are side effects, including possible Read More
Breast cancer occurs when cells in the breast become malignant and develop into masses called tumors. When these malignant growths expand beyond the breasts, systemic Read More
Chemotherapy involves taking cancer-fighting drugs either intravenously or by mouth. It's effective when cancerous breast cells have spread beyond the initial area of Read More
Complementary medicine is therapy that is used in addition to, rather than instead of, traditional treatment methods. Complementary medicine can include visualization and Read More
A diagnosis of breast cancer can be devastating for yourself, as well as for your family. However, having a solid support system in place can go a long way to help you get Read More
Breast cancer is a disease that sends shock waves through the entire family. If your wife is diagnosed with the condition, she will need your support and counsel. Time and Read More
Breast cancer is a cause that everyone should consider donating to. By donating to breast cancer research, you help support organizations that are trying to find a cure for Read More
Whether you have lost someone to breast cancer, have breast cancer or simply want to support an extremely rewarding and worthwhile endeavor, participating, to whatever Read More
Breast cancer occurs when malignant cells form and replicate in breast tissue. A great number of people--over 200,000 women and over 1,000 men--are diagnosed with the Read More
Breast Cancer Awareness Day is observed every fourth Monday in October. While breast cancer is a serious illness, celebrating the recovery of many whose lives it has Read More
Just by wearing a small, pink ribbon, you are reminding people about breast cancer. Every time someone sees your pink ribbon, you are reminding her to schedule a mammogram, Read More
When you purchase breast cancer awareness jewelry, you are not only making a donation to the cause, you are getting a product you can wear everyday to show others your Read More
The key to fighting breast cancer is awareness. Share your dedication to breast cancer awareness by displaying a wreath on your front door, windows or wall at work. Keep Read More
Many people want to do something to help fight breast cancer, but have no idea how to go about it. Instead of simply sending money to a charity, you can donate your old Read More
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