Caregiver Guide
As you age your risk for breast cancer begins a steady increase. Age, however, is just one piece of the puzzle. Other risk factors include family history, early menstruation or late menopause, and obesity. The good news is that progress is being made in the fight against cancer. Find out the keys to early detection as well as the latest treatments.
For Caregivers
Does Breast Size Matter?
Generally speaking, size does not make a difference for important biological functions and conditions. Below are some common medical myths about breast size.
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Breast Self-Examination
A breast self-examination (BSE) involves checking your breasts to help detect breast problems or changes. Many breast problems are first discovered by women themselves, often by accident.
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Seven Things You Should Know About Breast Cancer
There's no one big way to reduce your risk for breast cancer, but a combination of approaches could make a difference.
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Higher Vitamin D May Help Prevent Breast Cancer
We've known for a long time that vitamin D is crucial to bone health. Research is now showing that it's active in many other tissues and may offer some protection against a range of diseases, including certain cancers.
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