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One out of every eight women in the United States will face the breast cancer, despite medical advances. Early detection, for example, using tomosynthesis, an innovative technology that provides three-dimensional detailed imaging of the breast, and effective treatments have improved the survival rate of breast cancer patients. In fact, when breast cancer is detected early and confined to the...
Dear Pharmacist, My older sister had a mastectomy earlier this year. I understand that breast cancer runs in families, so now I’m scared to death so I’m getting tests done myself. Can you offer advice from your natural perspective? --R.Y. Seattle, Washington Dear R.Y., Let me say upfront that an anti-cancer lifestyle -and there is such a thing- is also an anti-breast cancer lifestyle....
Nutritionists and other professionals have often warned that the food we eat can increase our chances of developing cancer. Now, information is coming out that shows that our diets can also increase the risk of having a recurrence of cancer that has already been treated. The Women's Healthy Eating and Living (WHEL) Dietary Intervention Trial, which monitored women's diets for seven years...
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