Adeadded this to HealthDiets New study suggests that women's breast cancer risks can decline by dietCBS News A new cancer study that made headlines this week indicates that a low-fat diet may help reduce the risk of dying from breast cancer. The findings of …
WHYYadded this to WHYY NewsWomen's Health Calories, carbs, fat, fiber: Unraveling the links between breast cancer and dietwhyy.org - Allison Aubrey “A Low-Fat Diet Helps Reduce The Risk of Death From Breast Cancer.” Did a headline like this catch your eye this week? Dozens of news organizations, …
Laura Lockeadded this to TechMuse via Laura Locke Technology These Johns Hopkins students are slashing breast cancer biopsy costsTechCrunch - Jonathan ShieberOver 2 million women were diagnosed with breast cancer in 2018. And while the diagnosis doesn’t have to be a death sentence for women in countries like the United States, in developing countries three
CBS Newsadded this to CBS Evening News with Jeff GlorAmerican Society of Clinical Oncology Breast Cancer rates can be lower woman's breast cancer risk according to study by the American Society of Clinical OncologyCBS News - Dr. Tara Narula A new cancer study made headlines this week as researchers found that a low-fat diet helps reduce the risk of dying from breast cancer. The findings …
Rickabesadded this to Nee & DerthalsMeat New study adds evidence to link between nutrition and breast cancer riskThe Globe and Mail - Leslie BeckDiet may play a role in preventing breast cancer, some observational studies have found. While such studies don’t prove cause and effect, eating more vegetables, more fibre and less red meat, for example,
Rickabesadded this to Nee & DerthalsWomen's Health Women following a lower-fat diet had a decreased risk of dying of breast cancer, researchers found - The Lilythelily.com - The Lily News When looking at whether diet affects women’s risk of dying of breast cancer, past observational studies, which do not measure cause and effect, have …
Women of Color Black women more likely to die of breast cancer — especially in the Southdispatch.com - Tribune News Service Treatment advances have improved breast cancer survival rates among all U.S. women, but the disparity between white and black women has grown. UNION …
Manchester Evening NewsWomen's Health 'I was denied a mammogram at 39 - six months later I was diagnosed with breast cancer.'manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Sam Yarwood Paula Eardley even tried to pay privately for the screening after losing her mother to the same disease three years earlier A woman who was refused a …
Coreyadded this to Medical News Stories For MeBreast Feeding Buddy Call 19: Breastfeeding could reduce risk of certain forms of breast cancerwltx.com - Author: Darci Strickland Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- Most moms know the benefits of breastfeeding their child, but now researchers at the University of South Carolina believe moms …
Derbyshire Liveadded this to DerbyCancer How wife's shock cancer diagnosis gave Derby dad reason to fightderbytelegraph.co.uk - Anna Whittaker A Derby dad took on a boxing challenge for a cancer charity only to find his wife had the disease three weeks into his training. Dad-of-two Luke …
Kateadded this to HealthWomen's Health At Philadelphia’s Art Museum, cancer survivors find peace through yogaphilly.com - Lisa Gartner Her hands found the corners of her mat, and as she sat back on her heels, stretching her arms out under the hot morning sun, Marisa Gefen exhaled. The …
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily MirrorCancer Dad's stark warning after wife's devastating breast cancer diagnosismirror.co.uk - Sarah Scott Michael Nelson believes if wife Sharon hadn't spotted the lump when she did then it could have ended in tragedy The husband of a woman diagnosed with …
Good Housekeepingadded this to LifeChristina Applegate The True Story Behind Christina Applegate's Double Mastectomy Scene in Netflix's 'Dead to Me’Good Housekeeping - Amanda Garrity Her character Jen wasn't originally supposed to be a breast cancer survivor. Christina Applegate stars in Netflix's latest hit, Dead to Me. • The …
San Antonio, TX Dear Abby: Serious girlfriend surprised to learn man still marriedmysanantonio.com - By Jeanne Phillips Dear Abby: I am currently dating someone, and although it hasn’t been that long, so far everything has been great. We each have two children from …
HuffPost Australiaadded this to HuffPost AULifestyle (UK) I Lost My Husband To Breast Cancer A Year Ago. This Is What I Want You To Know.HuffPost UK - Tammy Porter Just like every other challenge and illness, Mike faced this one head-on with absolute optimism. My husband, Mike, had nine lives, or so it seemed. …
Metroadded this to Health NewsHealth (UK) Strong Women: ‘Surgeons didn’t want to remove my healthy breast, but I know my own mind’metro.co.uk - Natalie Morris We are crying out for diversity when it comes to images of the female body on mainstream platforms. All too often we only see one kind of woman – …
Women's Health Trans women at higher risk for breast cancerwashingtonblade.com - Staff reports LONDON — Transgender women increase their risk of getting breast cancer by taking hormones, research suggests according to a Daily Mail (U.K.) …
RRobert McGrathadded this to CANCER 2.0Lung Cancer Primary and Secondary Lung CancerVerywell - By Lynne Eldridge, MD What exactly does your doctor mean by primary lung cancer? You may have heard this term used in your reading, or your doctor may have commented that …
Alabama Sarah Patterson: The power of Alabama women -al.com - www.al.com By Sarah Patterson, University of Alabama Women’s Gymnastics Coach, 1979-2014 I have been blessed to spend 40 years in the state of Alabama coaching, …
Audioburstadded this to Audioburst Health & Science NewsSalmonella Listen: Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Backyard ChickensAudioburst - WTVN "The CDC's as backyard tickets have been linked to a salmonella outbreak. At least fifty two people have fallen ill across twenty one states the CDC …
Women's Health More than pink event has opened the conversation about breast cancer for decadeslocalsyr.com - Julia LeBlanc GEDDES, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) -- Thousands hit the pavement at the Great New York State Fairgrounds Saturday. Amongst the crowd is the Deboni team, which has …
Women's Health Fresno State student earns doctoral degree while battling breast canceryourcentralvalley.com - Kirsten Mitchell FRESNO, California - This weekend thousands of Fresno State students will celebrate a milestone... graduation! But for one student, the journey toward …
The Columbus Dispatchadded this to The Columbus DispatchTrolley Power of 2019 Race for the Cure: Erasing loneliness of cancer journeysdispatch.com - Rita Price The first time she participated in the Komen Columbus Race for the Cure, Linda Odell-Reed was too sick and weak to make it across the finish line on …
Audioburstadded this to Audioburst Health & Science NewsWomen's Health Listen: Blue flower moon weekendAudioburst - 760 KFMB Radio "Well, today's full moon is typically known as the flower moon because of all the blooms this month. It coincides with a rare occurrence. We have a …
Wai Sin Yeeadded this to HealthWomen's Health Singapore approves drug to treat late-stage breast cancer in patients with inherited genetic mutationstraitstimes.com May 17, 2019 8:57 PM SINGAPORE - A drug that has been used to treat ovarian cancer since 2014 was approved last month by the Health Sciences Authority …
Scary MommyHealth My Mom Has Breast Cancer, And I Feel Guilty All The TimeScary Mommy - Megan Hansen When my mom phoned to say that her most recent mammogram showed some abnormalities, I instantly felt sick to my stomach. I just knew that her …
The Hindu Groupadded this to The HinduPragya Singh Thakur Oncologists warn against misleading ‘miracle’ treatments on social mediathehindu.com - Jyoti Shelar Indian oncologists are increasingly battling unscientific miracle treatments for cancer shared widely on social media. On Thursday, Mumbai’s Tata …
Steven Tedrahnadded this to Healing The HealerCancer Federal government wants women to know more about a breast characteristic cancer riskfox8live.com - By Sabrina Wilson | May 17, 2019 at 10:21 PM CDT - Updated May 17 at 10:21 PM NEW ORLEANS, La. (WVUE) - While major strides have been made in fighting cancer, a federal agency wants to ensure that women have important …
ccrosscourieradded this to Health & The Toxic 21st CenturyWomen's Health A Low-Fat Diet May Lower the Risk of Dying from Breast CancerCooking Light - Alice Park A new study makes the case Breast cancer treatments have come a long way in recent decades, but understanding how to prevent tumors from forming in …
Metroadded this to Health NewsTattoos Woman embraces mastectomy scars with stunning tattoometro.co.uk - Natalie Morris A breast cancer survivor has had an epic tattoo inked across her mastectomy scars in a bid to embrace her new body. Wendy Dresner, 54, from Leeds, …
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