Conflicting Guidelines On When, How Often Women Should Be Screened For Breast CancerAt what age and how often women should get screened for breast cancer has been a topic of debate in recent years.
Kensington Fashion Designer Creates 'Empowering' Bras For Breast Cancer PatientsDonofree designs beautiful bras for breast cancer patients that are lacy and sexy.
New Research Links Post-Menopausal Weight To Breast CancerResearchers have discovered a new link between weight and breast cancer risk.
Processed Meats Linked To Breast Cancer, Says StudyRegularly consuming the foods was linked with a 9% higher risk of breast cancer, according to an analysis of previous studies looking at over 1.2 million women.
First Day Of October Kicks Off Breast Cancer Awareness MonthThe number of women being diagnosed and death rates have been declining and that’s mainly because of early detection, treatment advances and awareness.
At-Home Breast Cancer Testing Kit Approved By FDAThe 23andMe tests have been approved by the FDA.
Innovative Technique Uses Warm Water To Detect Breast CancerScientists have come up with a new way to find hidden breast cancer that can be especially dangerous for younger women.
New Tech To Make Breast Cancer Screenings More ComfortableResearchers say they've found new technology that could make breast cancer screenings less painful.
Innovative Detection Device Helping Surgeons With Breast Cancer PatientsIt's a tiny reflector the size of a grain of rice that helps surgeons to accurately locate breast cancer tumors that can be hard to detect.
Home Testing Kit For Breast, Ovarian Cancer Raises Concern Among DoctorsIt's been billed as an easy and cost-effective way to find out if you have the gene mutation known as BRCA.
Local Hospital Giving Away Hand-Knitted Breast Prostheses To Cancer SurvivorsA local hospital is giving away hand knitted items to help cancer survivors feel better about themselves.
Mount Laurel Clinic Aims To Help Breast Cancer Survivors With Free 3-D TattooThe Beau Institute will be holding it's 7th annual 'Day of Hope' on October 24th, offering masectomy survivors a day of pampering and networking topped off with a free 3-D nipple tattoo.
Cancer Survivor To Embark On 301-Mile Kayaking JourneyWhen Carolyn Choate was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2003, her tumor had already grown the size of a golf ball. Doctors gave her three years to live.
A Drink A Day Tied To Higher Breast Cancer Risk, Report SaysResearchers have long known that having one too many cocktails might be associated with an increased risk of breast cancer.