You've no doubt been hearing about how an influential U.S. public health group has recommended that women aged 40-49 no longer be given yearly mammography screenings. These proposed changes by the U.S.…Read More
The New York Times recently ran an article by an author who was questioning whether breast-cancer screenings save lives (and breasts). When I heard about this article, I felt quite distressed, fearing that a…Read More
They aren't meant to last a lifetime, and yet it's not unusual for a breast-cancer survivor who has undergone mastectomy without reconstruction to still be wearing the original breast prosthesis she was fitted…Read More
We've known for a long time that breast-cancer survivors have a much higher risk of developing a second breast cancer than do women in the general population who have never developed a first breast cancer. Why…Read More
During these difficult economic times, some women are opting to skip their annual health screenings--the mammograms, Pap smears, physical exams, cholesterol checks, and so on that can really head off health…Read More
A recent study has been published confirming that women taking a bisphosphonate drug (bone-building agent) to prevent osteoporosis and osteopenia may actually be receiving an added benefit: A reduced risk of…Read More
Breast cysts: Women worry about having them, getting them, removing them, aspirating them. So let's talk a bit about what they are and how they develop. Breast cysts are fluid-filled sacs within the breast.…Read More
The past two years have seen a dramatic increase in the number of MRIs being performed on the breasts of women newly diagnosed with an early-stage breast cancer. In fact, women are now arriving at breast…Read More
More and more women who are otherwise healthy but who are at high risk for developing breast or ovarian cancer are choosing to have a prophylactic double mastectomy or oophorectomy as a precaution against…Read More
In an earlier column I told how, during breast-cancer surgery, the removal of one or more lymph nodes from under the arm can potentially lead to a condition called lymphedema.Lymphedema is an uncomfortable…Read More
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