Breast Cancer: Symptoms
Breast Cancer, Metastatic or Recurrent - Symptoms
08/31/07, HealthwiseThe symptoms of metastatic and recurrent breast cancer depend on how much the cancer has spread. You may have specific physical symptoms, such as a lump in your breast or on your chest wall, bone pain, or shortness of breath. Many wom
Coping with Hair Loss during Chemotherapy
07/19/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityHow well you cope with hair loss from chemotherapy depends a lot on knowing what to expect. During...
MRI Helps Prevent Unnecessary Breast Biopsies
06/27/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityA recent study disclosed that with the addition of MRI to breast imaging protocol, 23 of 40 suspicious lesions could have been spared from biopsy, and…
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Breast Cancer: A Global Issue
06/20/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityOne large hospital in Ghana has only one radiologist and one pathologist. The average length of time to get a pathology report back from a breast…
Pregnancy and Breast Health
05/26/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityHormonal changes during pregnancy and lactation increase the breasts' volume and firmness, making it harder to detect breast masses.
Metastatic Disease: Treating Cancer, Caring for the Patient
03/27/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityIt's hard for doctors to tell a woman she has metastatic disease. It's worse for patients who have to hear those words.
Don't Second-Guess Your Treatment
03/26/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityWith the recent news about Elizabeth Edwards' recurrence of breast cancer, I've received lots of e-mails from women who are several years out from…
When the Diagnosis Is 'Two Kinds of Cancer'
03/18/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityWhen a patient panics upon learning that she has invasive ductal carcinoma and ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), my usual response is, "Don't worry."
More Tests Don't Mean Better Care
01/16/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityIf you have completed your treatment for non-metastatic breast cancer and you doctor asks how you're feeling, consider that conversation even more…
This New Year, Commit to Your Breast Health
01/04/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityLosing weight is probably on everyone's New Year's resolutions list, but how many of your other resolutions focus on breast health?
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