Breast Cancer: Overview
Pass the Word About Breast Cancer in Men
08/15/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityWe usually think of breast cancer as being a "woman's disease," yet 1 percent of individuals diagnosed each year are men.
What's Your Quality of Life After Breast Cancer Treatment?
08/07/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityMore and more women with breast cancer are surviving the disease. But more and more of these women are not regaining their quality of life.
Are You at Risk for Ovarian Cancer?
08/05/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityWomen who have a family history of breast or ovarian cancer, or who've had breast cancer, carry an increased risk for ovarian cancer.
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Pregnancy and Breast Cancer
08/02/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityStudies show there's no correlation between increased risk of recurrence and having a baby after breast cancer treatment.
Taking Breast Cancer to Court
06/01/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe chances that a woman purposefully did something to trigger or promote her disease are slim. We need to encourage newly diagnosed patients to look…
Preparing for the Loss of a Loved One
05/18/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityMake sure your loved one knows that you are taking care of things: her children, her finances, even her funeral. These may be some of the things she…
Breast Cancer Not Always to Blame for New Ailments
05/01/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityUnfortunately, filling in the "cancer" square on our life scorecard doesn't render us immune to other illnesses in the future.
'My Periods Stopped. I'm in Menopause, Right?'
04/20/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityMenstrual periods commonly stop during chemotherapy or hormonal therapy. This isn't a guarantee that you are menopausal, though.
Creating Breast Symmetry
03/29/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityAfter having the initial surgery, consider yourself a work in progress, a painting or other work of art that requires sculpting over time.
Breast Cancer Survivors and Suicide
03/09/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityA recent study found that the cumulative risk of suicide 30 years after breast cancer diagnosis was 37 percent higher than expected based on general…
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