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Can Bumps And Bruises Increase The Risk For Breast Cancer?
Mar 18, 2013:
It's an all too common assumption to think there could be a connection between breast bruising and breast cancer. Many women may notice a lump developing after an unexpected trauma to her breast, so what do they do and what should they expect when this happens?
What Is A Benign Tumor?
Mar 14, 2013:
When it comes to cancer hearing the word benign is a good thing! Benign means non-cancerous, plain and simple. Watch as Dr. Jay Harness describes the meaning of benign and what types of tumors and lymph nodes they categorize as non-cancerous. Knowledge is power!
Flaxseed Lowers Your Risk For Breast And Prostate Cancer
Mar 5, 2013:
We've all heard of different remedies, preventative measures, or sure-fire solutions to help us avoid or fight breast cancer. But have you heard about flaxseed lowering the risk for breast cancer?
Are Cellphones A Breast Cancer Risk?
Feb 27, 2013:
Cellphones, we all have them but are they dangerous to a woman's health? Many of us women find ourselves placing our cell phones in our bra, and reports have claimed there may be a connection to it and the rise of breast cancer in that area. This possibly could be due to the energy put out by the cell phone having a carcinogenic effect.
Talking About Your Family's History
Nov 29, 2012:
Talk of breast cancer and the possible family history of it is never a comfortable subject. But preparing family memories of their family history is a must.
Ethnicity & Breast Cancer
Nov 28, 2012:
Did you know that some ethnic grops have a higher rate of mutations when it comes to the breast cancer gene? Watch and learn as Kimberly Banks gives us a heads up about the specific ethnic groups that have these higher rates of mutation that give them a higher risk to be diagnosed with breast cancer. Some of these groups include Eastern Europeans and Jews. Knowledge is POWER!
How Does A Woman's Diagnosis Affect Her Daughter?
Nov 27, 2012:
We've all heard that breast cancer is genetic but how do we know how much it can really affect us? Listen as Dr. Jay Harness speaks with Genetic Counselor, Kimberly Banks, about the increased risks of breast cancer.
Does Breast Cancer Always Present A Lump?
Nov 5, 2012:
You're an avid breast self-examiner and you make sure to check more often than not. But what if breast cancer doesn't present a lump? How are you suppose to indicate signs of the disease? Listen to Cathy Cole and Dr. Harness as they advise us about checking for other signs during a breast self-exam (i.e. nipple and skin changes). Knowledge is power!
LIVE Google+Hangout, 7pm ET / 4pm PT: Caffeine, Alcohol, Diet & Breast Cancer
Oct 7, 2012:
Understanding caffeine’s correlation to breast cancer risk is another way you can be your own best advocate in reducing your own cancer risk! Find out how to decrease your breast cancer risk by attending BreastCancerAnswers.com & TheBreastCancerSite.com’s Google+ On Air Video Hangout this Sunday evening at 4 p.m. PDT/7 p.m. EDT.
LIVE Google+Hangout, 7pm ET / 4pm PT: Performing Your Breast Self-Exam
Sep 30, 2012:
Early detection of breast cancer remains the key to healthy survival. That's why BreastCancerAnswers.com & TheBreastCancerSite.com will be teaming up to promote a Google+ Live On Air Video Hangout that teaches how to properly perform your own Breast Self-Exam.
What Are The 5 Stages Of Breast Cancer?
Sep 19, 2012:
It's important for newly diagnosed patients to know the different types of stages in breast cancer. Knowing the five stages will give patients a better understanding of their cancer and will affect the kind of treatment they'll need to fight it off!
What Is Stage 1 Breast Cancer?
Aug 23, 2012:
Watch as Dr. Harness describes how you can control stage 1 breast cancer, surgical options and post-treatment (chemo or radiation therapy)! Help raise awareness for early detection of breast cancer!
Importance Of Being Proactive About Your Health
Aug 13, 2012:
Life gets busy but it's never too hectic to be diligent and proactive about your health. Two-time breast cancer survivor Paqui Kelly has made sure to make regular check-ups and to communicate with her doctor about regular tests and measures she should take.
