Breast Cancer: Prevention
Fund-raising for Breast Cancer
10/19/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityWith so many different breast cancer organizations, foundations, groups, and centers that raise funds, how do you decide where to direct your…
Don't Forget Dad's Family History
10/17/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityMore and more women are telling me that when their doctor asks them about their family history for breast cancer, they only inquire about their…
What Would Inspire You to Take Care of Your Breasts?
10/16/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityWhat kind of message would get you to check yourself and get a mammogram? Do you think scare tactics work best? Sentimental messages?
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Breast MRI Can Help Reduce Surgery
10/15/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityWomen who had a breast MRI as part of the diagnostic evaluation and surgical planning had a lower incidence of recurrence.
Men and Breast Cancer
10/14/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityIf you are a man with breast cancer, remember there are others just like you. You are not alone. Some of your fellow patients are probably just a…
'How Long Must I Live with Fear of Recurrence?'
10/12/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityVirtually every woman who has been diagnosed with breast cancer fears that it will return. Some fear recurrence more than others, and some actually…
'How Can I Have Breast Cancer and a Normal Mammogram?'
10/08/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityAmong the most frustrating discussions I ever have are those with women diagnosed with breast cancer just three months after an annual mammogram…
Breast Cancer Myths, Misconceptions
10/05/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityIt's impossible to repeat the facts about breast cancer often enough, especially when it comes to undoing myths and making sure people know what's…
Caring for Your Newly Reconstructed Breast
09/15/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityEvery woman who invests her time, energy, pain and suffering to have her breast surgically reconstructed needs to have a plan of action to ensure the…
Working During Radiation Therapy
09/11/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe mission of radiation is to prevent local recurrence of breast cancer to any remaining breast tissue and to the armpit area if you've had positive…
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