Articles for Tag: "breast cancer"

Should all women be tested for BRCA mutations? 
Should all women be tested for BRCA mutations?
Researchers say it’s only necessary for certain populations or those with a specific health history.
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Helping women kick cancer’s butt
After a special gift from a friend helped her through cancer treatment, Lauren Truelock wanted to give back.
A three-in-one surgery for breast cancer 
A three-in-one surgery for breast cancer
Three physicians collaborated to help a mom get back to her active lifestyle just days after surgery.
Sexuality after cancer 
Sexuality after cancer
7 out of 10 breast cancer survivors struggle with issues related to their sexual health two years after diagnosis. An expert offers advice for women.
Breast cancer risk assessment is critical for women under 45 
Breast cancer risk assessment is critical for women under 45
With one in eight women developing breast cancer during their lifetime, early detection is key.
The complex link between breast cancer and pregnancy 
The complex link between breast cancer and pregnancy
While breast cancer during pregnancy is rare, it can be difficult to diagnose. Nearly one out of every 3,000 women is affected.
Healing from breast cancer with blue, spiky heels 
Healing from breast cancer with blue, spiky heels
After being diagnosed at 26, Lauren Wakefield is inspiring other women through Healing Heels.