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Preventing Breast Cancer Progression by Eating Bitter Melon
Scientists have found properties in a bitter melon grown in Asia, Africa and South America that can stop the progression of breast cancer. It works by stopping cancer cell growth with a certain chemical found in the fruit. It can also help kill off the cancer cells. What Is the Bitter Melon? If you are looking for [...]
Continue reading...Breast Cancer Facts
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Breast cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer found in women, although it is possible for men to get breast cancer (among them are actor Richard Roundtree and former KISS drummer Peter Criss). However, when detected early, breast cancer is very treatable. When considering the symptoms of breast cancer, many people automatically think [...]
Continue reading...Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Breast cancer awareness is a hot topic these days and it’s important that people everywhere understand the different forms of breast cancer so that they can help themselves as well as their loved ones. One that many people are not aware of is triple negative breast cancer. Understanding Triple Negative Breast Cancer Research on breast cancer [...]
Continue reading...Possible Breast Cancer Prevention with Osteoporosis Drugs
Friday, December 11, 2009
A new health study has revealed that osteoporosis drugs such as Fosamax and Actonel may help prevent breast cancer. While it’s not completely clear the reason behind this – whether it prevents the cancer from developing or if it just makes the bones strong enough to resist cancer – it’s a great benefit for older [...]
Continue reading...No Lump in IBC – Inflammatory Breast Cancer
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Most women are taught to give themselves a self breast exam every month and told to look for a lump. However, what happens when a form of breast cancer, specifically Inflammatory Breast Cancer isn’t detected by a lump? Inflammatory Breast Cancer – IBC While you may not have heard of IBC, it accounts for one out of [...]
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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