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IBC (inflammatory breast cancer) may be something you have not heard of before, but now is the time to learn about how to detect IBC and the steps necessary to decide on treatment. Time is of the essence because IBC is much more aggressive than other types of breast cancer. At the time of diagnosis [...]

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Have you ever heard of someone dying of complications from breast cancer treatment? I’m sure we’ve all known someone, or heard of someone who has died from these mysterious complications. In truth, the complications we hear about are more often than not toxic poisoning from the very drugs that are supposed to be [...]

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Chances are, if you’re going to get breast cancer, you’ll probably notice some symptoms before everything goes haywire. You might find a lump in one or both of your breasts. There may be some discharge from your nipples. The skin around the breast may change shade or texture. Even the size and contour of your [...]

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There is currently a raging debate about whether conventional or natural treatments are best for fighting your breast cancer. Those on the conventional side will say that cancer cannot be cured, only managed, and that natural treatments have not been backed up scientifically. Those on the natural side will say that conventional treatments [...]

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I imagine just about every woman after a certain age has some fear of breast cancer. That’s not to say it’s on our minds night and day. But with all we hear in the media and from doctors, it certainly has to be in there somewhere. We all know someone who has [...]

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Breast cancer prevention is not often thought of the way preventing other types of cancer is. However, it should be. Women who eat healthy and exercise are much less likely to contract breast cancer, as this article explains.
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Okay…you’ve done it. You went through the chemo. You may have gone through radiation. Maybe you even had surgery. But now it’s all over. The chemicals have killed your cancer cells. So, now what? The fact that you’re still here is a testament to your will to live, but your body is in rough shape. [...]

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A number of factors may have an effect on breast cancer incidence and play a part to variations in rates over time and amongst populations. One such factor is hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Data collected, partly, through the National Institute of Health’s Women’s Health Initiative advocated an enlarged risk for invasive breast cancer amongst women [...]

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What is it about the word “cure” that has so many people up in arms? You’ve been diagnosed, and you’d like to know if there is a cure for breast cancer. It’s a logical question. Why do so many doctors seem to cringe at the very word? I think I have [...]

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Cancer stage is rooted in the size of the tumor, whether the cancer is invasive or non-invasive, whether lymph nodes are involved, and also whether the cancer has extended outside the breast. Stage 2 breast cancer denotes one of the following: cancer is no larger than 2 centimeters but has extended to [...]

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