Breast Cancer: Overview
Paget's Disease of the Nipple
02/13/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityThere is a special type of breast cancer called Paget's disease that affects the nipple and areola of the breast. It is considered early breast cancer…
'Did You Know There's a Cure for Breast Cancer?'
02/07/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityWell, neither did I, and frankly there isn't one. Yet vulnerable and scared patients who've just been diagnosed with breast cancer are finding and…
It's Metastatic Breast Cancer
11/15/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe word metastatic scares people, including me, far more than the words breast cancer. Daughters, husbands, and even the patient herself will email…
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Empowerment and Breast Health
11/03/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityOne of the best ways to reduce anxiety and fear about breast cancer is to empower ourselves with information. Knowledge is power. Don't ever doubt it.…
Clinical Trials: Are They Right for Me?
10/29/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityOften, we think of clinical trials as only related to chemotherapy. Actually, clinical trials range from studies of ways to prevent, detect, diagnose,…
Facing Your Fears About Breast Cancer
10/07/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityBreast cancer is arguably the most feared disease to a woman. Though more women will be diagnosed and die of cardiovascular disease, the words "you…
Focus on Your Breasts for the Right Reason
10/04/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityBreasts represent many things to many people. We are taught at a young age that breasts are connected to sexiness, womanhood, motherhood, and…
Don't Let Breast Cancer Myths Hurt You
10/03/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityParalyzing fear about breast cancer keeps many women from getting mammograms or the help they need if they are at risk of getting this disease. This…
My Personal Journey With Breast Cancer
10/03/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityIn 1992, at the age of 38, I heard the words "you have breast cancer." It was a life-altering statement. I had heard these words spoken many times…
Is There More Breast Cancer?
08/12/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityIt's hard to open any woman's magazine today without reading an article related to breast cancer. I hear people say, "Is there more of it? I just…
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