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Birth Control Methods That Use One Hormone Raise Breast Cancer Risk as Much as Those With a Combo, Study Finds
Birth control pills containing both estrogen and progestogen are known to slightly elevate one’s risk of breast cancer. The same is true of IUDs, new research shows.
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Birth Control Methods That Use One Hormone Raise Breast Cancer Risk as Much as Those With a Combo, Study Finds
Birth control pills containing both estrogen and progestogen are known to slightly elevate one’s risk of breast cancer. The same is true of IUDs, new research shows.
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FDA's New Mammogram Guidelines Could Help Detect Breast Cancer Earlier
All U.S. women getting mammograms will soon receive information about their breast density, which can sometimes make cancer harder to spot.
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Breast Cancer – Risk Factors
Everyone wants to know what they can do to lower their risk of breast cancer.
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Study Finds That More Breast Cancer Patients Can Forgo Mastectomies and Choose Smaller Surgery
A new breast cancer study finds many women with two or three breast tumors can get by with lumpectomy surgery instead of having their whole breast removed.
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Breast Cancer Then and Now: Medicine Has Changed but Some Old Ideas Persist
We’ve come a long way since cancer was treated with opium and castor oil, but the medical community remains tasked with awareness and education in order to reduce risk and improve breast cancer survival rates as much as possible.
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Chance Meeting of 3 Women in Yoga Class Leads to Thousands Raised for Cancer Patients
A breast cancer patient, a plastic surgeon, and the daughter of a cancer survivor walk into a yoga studio. Good things happen as a result.
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Myth Vs. Truth: Can You Get Cancer by Keeping Cellphone in Your Bra?
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in American women. Despite decades of research and public outreach efforts, there are still many misconceptions and urban myths about breast cancer. Marking the end of Breast Cancer Awareness month in October, Dr. Joanne Mortimer of City of Hope hopes to debunk some of the common myths. Myth: Breast cancer…
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Breast Cancer – Treatment
The goal of treating locally-advanced breast cancers is to get rid of the cancer and keep it from coming back.
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Breast Cancer – Warning Signs
The warning signs are not the same for all women.
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Young, San Diego Breast Cancer Survivor Stresses the Importance of Self-Exams
At 31, Sarah Cocker Scott felt like her life was just getting started. Then she found a frightening change in her body, NBC 7’s Amber Frias reports.
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Young San Diego Breast Cancer Survivor Stresses the Importance of Self-Exams
At 31, Sarah Cocker Scott felt like her life was just getting started. Then she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
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This App Helps People With Routine Breast Cancer Screenings
A bilingual app from the Keep a Breast Foundation is helping people learn more about how they can prevent breast cancer, or detect it early.
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October Is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here Are the Early Signs to Watch For
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here are the symptoms and signs of breast cancer, and how you can lower your risk.
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Breast Cancer: Prevention
1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.
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Katie Couric Calls Daughters ‘The Reasons' She Prioritizes Her Health After Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Calling herself the “Screen Queen,” Katie Couric is using her recent breast cancer diagnosis as motivation to inspire other women to get their annual mammograms.
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What Does it Mean to Have Stage 1A Breast Cancer? Experts Discuss
Katie Couric revealed she was diagnosed with breast cancer this summer. Cancer experts share how they diagnose the disease and why staging is so important.
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Rachel Zegler Reveals She Had a Breast Cancer Scare at 19
Calling the experience ”extremely scary,” “West Side Story” star Rachel Zegler showcased a scar she received after undergoing a biopsy of her breast.
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Researchers: Breast Cancer Drug Could Help More Patients
Doctors are reporting a new gain in breast cancer treatment. Some HER2 negative breast cancers are actually “HER2 low” and can benefit from a drug targeting the HER2 protein.
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The Home Edit's Clea Shearer Reveals ‘Aggressive' Breast Cancer Diagnosis
“It’s a personal choice to make this public, but sharing my experience makes cancer feel purposeful,” Shearer wrote.