Breast Cancer
Breast Thermography Can Not Replace Mammograms
Despite recent claims, the FDA has issued a warning to women who undergo breast cancer screening: Do not replace mammograms with thermograms. | more
Buy A Nice Sleep Mask! It’s an Investment in Your Health
Research shows that sleeping in total darkness allows your body to produce as much of the hormone melatonin as possible. This is good because when your production of melatonin drops, you are at greater risk of breast and/or colorectal cancer and other health risks. | more
Breastfeeding: The Finest Food for Your Infant isn’t Sold in any Store
Evidence has been mounting about the health advantages of breastfeeding for both mother and child. From a reduced risk of obesity to an increased resistance to disease, study after study shows that, when possible, breast milk is the ideal food for your newborn child. Is this the right option for you? | more
2011 Update: When Should Women Start Regular Mammograms? 40? 50? And How Often is “Regular”?
In November 2009, the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force changed their recommendations for mammography. Learn more information about these new recommendations and what you should discuss with your doctor to find what is best for you. | more
DCIS: Mostly Good News
More women are getting an early diagnosis of breast cancer known as ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). Although it is good to find cancer before it becomes life-threatening, many women do not get enough information on their treatment options and end up receiving unnecessary treatment. | more
5 Ways You Can Cut your Risk of Breast Cancer
Here's the good news about how to cut your risk of breast cancer, and reduce your risk of recurrence. | more
Early Stage Breast Cancer: A Patient and Doctor Dialogue
Answers to your breast cancer questions. | more
DCIS, LCIS, Pre-Cancer and other “Stage Zero” Breast Conditions: What Kind of Treatment – if any – is Needed?
Early diagnosis and early treatment: choosing the best option for you. | more
Tips for Preventing a Recurrence of Breast Cancer
Maintaining a healthier lifestyle can help prevent cancer from recurring. | more
What Women Need to Know About Inflammatory Breast Cancer
Separate facts from myths about inflammatory breast cancer. | more
