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Breast Health

Thanks, Angelina -- Now Let's Help Women With Breast Cancer In Poor Countries

Amie Bishop | Posted 05.22.2013 | Impact
Amie Bishop

Breast health awareness, a given in this country, often is not an option in others. Yet enhancing awareness of breast cancer has been cited by international experts as a key element of all interventions.

How What You Eat NOW Could Affect Your Cancer Risk Later

David Katz, M.D. | Posted 05.10.2013 | Healthy Living
David Katz, M.D.

My onetime patient and student, Nicole Larizza, earned her MS degree in nutrition studying the effects of nutrition in childhood on breast cancer risk in adulthood. I found the information Nicole shared with me important and provocative -- and felt it deserved to be shared.

10 Things You Didn't Know About Breasts

Posted 03.26.2013 | OWN

By Corrie Pikul They're always hanging around -- but most of us rarely give them a second thought. A science journalist exposes the impressive, eye...

When It Comes to Breast Cancer, Less May Be More!

Leigh Vinocur, M.D. | Posted 04.01.2013 | Healthy Living
Leigh Vinocur, M.D.

A new study published in Cancer finds that women who had early stage breast cancer had better survival rates if they had lumpectomy and radiation as opposed to total mastectomy.

'Breasts': An Interview With Author Florence Williams

Molly Rauch | Posted 12.25.2012 | Parents
Molly Rauch

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, I sat down recently with Florence Williams, author of the book, BREASTS: A Natural and Unnatural History, to talk about breast health and what's really in our breast milk.

Women Rely on Planned Parenthood for Critical Breast Health Care. Period.

Rachel B. Fleischer | Posted 12.18.2012 | Politics
Rachel B. Fleischer

It's sad that Planned Parenthood opponents are playing politics with women's health, but it's also true that Planned Parenthood doctors and nurses will continue doing what they do best: providing basic and crucial health care for the women (and men) who need it.

What My Mom Taught Me

Krystal Thomas | Posted 11.17.2012 | Sports
Krystal Thomas

When I was 11 years old, my life took a turn that seemed to put everything on hold. My father was incarcerated and sentenced to 7 years in prison. A few months later, my mother was diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer.

Early Cancer Detection Saves Lives

Vanessa Cullins | Posted 10.17.2012 | Black Voices
Vanessa Cullins

Planned Parenthood health centers performed nearly 750,000 breast cancer screenings nationwide. Now, we will be able to serve our existing patients with even more resources--and reach new patients.

8 New Inspiring Developments in the Fight Against Breast Cancer (PHOTOS)

Posted 12.03.2011 | Healthy Living

In the fight against any disease, there's always plenty of bad news to go around. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month this year, however, we hav...

Prevent Breast Cancer One Woman At A Time

Evelyn Lauder | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Evelyn Lauder

We cannot underestimate the importance of communicating to women everywhere that they need to see their doctors regularly and get a mammogram annually if they are over the age of 40. It's so important. Don't leave it for an extra year.

Susan G. and KFC: An Unholy Alliance

Christina Pirello | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Christina Pirello

Their stated goal is to 'make the single largest donation to fight breast cancer ever' with their 'Buckets for the Cure' campaign. So I guess now we have to eat a breast to save a breast. Yikes!

Breast Cancer: How We're Winning The War

CNNhealth.com | Jacob Goldstein | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living

Although more than 190,000 people will get a breast cancer diagnosis this year, many of them will go on to live cancer-free lives because of improveme...

Celebrating Breast Cancer Month On A Pink Plane With Melissa Etheridge (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

Alana B. Elias Kornfeld | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Alana B. Elias Kornfeld

It's fitting that my first blog post, after much agonizing over how to introduce myself to you, comes at the beginning of Breast Cancer Month--or as I like to call it Breast Health Month (thank you for that brilliant rewording, Dr. Christiane Northrup!).