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Chemotherapy Use Drops Among Early Stage Breast Cancer Patients
For decades, one of the most severe treatments that breast cancer patients have had to undergo has been chemotherapy. It comes with many serious side effects including nausea and vomiting, hair loss, cognitive dysfunction, and even kidney or liver damage. However, a...
Department of Defense Donates $6 Million for Tuohy’s Breast Cancer Vaccine
Dr. Vincent Tuohy from the Cleveland Clinic and his team have been working on advancing a breast cancer vaccine for patients since 2010 when they published a paper showing their vaccine is effective in preventing breast cancer in 100 percent of animal models. Last...
5 Ways to Keep Yourself Trim and Prevent Cancer During Thanksgiving
The holidays are right around the corner! Thanksgiving is less than one week away. We’re all excited to see our extended family in a short while, but we also know what this wonderful holiday brings with it. The main activity that brings all our family and friends...
Estrogen Found Effective in Treating Triple Negative Breast Cancer Expressing ER Beta
New research shows that hormone therapy works better against aggressive breast cancer cells that express the protein estrogen receptor beta (ERβ), reports Medical Xpress. The new research paper was published in the latest issue of the Oncotarget journal. The...
The Breast Health & Healing Foundation Publishes New Book in Fight for Breast Cancer Prevention
The Breast Health and Healing Foundation 36 Newark Avenue, Suite 130 Belleville, NJ 07109 (973) 450-9955 http://www.breasthealthandhealing.org For Immediate Release For more information contact: The Breast Health and Healing Foundation Phone: (973) 450-9955...
The Type of Exercises Breast Cancer Patients Should Follow
Are you a breast cancer patient looking for ways to keep your body as strong as possible during treatment? Then you’ll need to follow a specific exercise regime geared specifically toward breast cancer patients. Fitness is vital for keeping your body strong and...
The History of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Why it Matters
Today is not only Halloween. While we at the Breast Health & Healing Foundation wish everyone a happy and safe Halloween night, we’d like to remember that today is also the last day of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. As a community, we must be vigilant in...
Sugar Linked Directly to Cancer: How to Avoid Candy this Halloween
With Halloween right around the corner, you may be picking up an extra bag or two of candy to prepare for the trick-or-treaters. While we’d like to believe this holiday is centered around costumes, haunted houses, horror movies, and hay rides, we can’t discount...
Pushing Forward with a Preventive Breast Cancer Vaccine
Would you rather get a vaccine that can prevent any potential risk of you getting breast cancer in the future or have a doctor discover a tumor in your breast and undergo chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation treatment? We all know the answer is you’d rather get a...
National Food Day Emphasizes the Importance of a Plant-Based Diet
Today is October 24th or National Food Day. The aim of this day is to spread awareness of the need to eat “real food.” This means removing sugary drinks, fatty meats, and salty, packaged foods from your diet. This means trying to embrace more vegetables, fruits,...
Healthy Weekend Recipes for Breast Cancer Survivors
The weekend is here and you have lots of time to relax. You have plenty of time to make your family a nice lunch or dinner. You likely want to make sure your meals are healthy and nutritious for yourself and your kids. But do you know what type of food is truly...
How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Breast Cancer Diagnostics
Robotic arms have now helped patients with missing limbs. Robots are becoming a part of the surgery room. In the world of breast cancer, artificial intelligence (AI) is also becoming more prevalent. When it comes to diagnosing breast cancer, new research shows that...
Talking about Breast Cancer Treatment with Family and Friends
Decades ago, women were much less likely to talk openly about breast cancer along with their diagnosis and treatment procedures. Things have changed drastically over the years. Now you have tons of resources and places to ask questions and offer advice when undergoing...
The Importance of Early Diagnosis and Lowering Breast Cancer Risk
The world of breast cancer may not touch your life especially if you are still a relatively young woman. However, as many as one out of every eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in their life. If you don’t get this terrible disease, there’s...
The Pink Virus and Vaccine are Imperative During Breast Cancer Awareness Month
This October we need to be more aware of cancer research that won’t just treat the disease but prevent breast cancer as a whole. Geneticist and cancer biologist John Joseph Bittner first discovered the Mouse Mammary Tumor Virus in 1939. Ever since, researchers like...
What You Can Do to Help During Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is upon us. October is not only about the leaves changing colors and getting your children’s costumes ready for Halloween. October is also known as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This month is dedicated to informing people and families...
The Best Four Ways to Lower Your Risk of Breast Cancer
The world at large can be a rather stressful and worrying environment, which definitely doesn’t help breast cancer survivors and those at risk of breast cancer. Stress and poor mental health could lead to worse outcomes among cancer patients, some studies have found....
How the Graham-Cassidy Bill Hurts Cancer Patients with Private Insurance
Once again, the United States government is attempting to change the healthcare system across the country and repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. The latest attempts come in the form of the Graham-Cassidy bill. If you are a cancer patient or you...
Cleveland Clinic’s Breast Cancer Vaccine Offers Us Better Options
Breast cancer survivors and women around the country at risk of breast cancer deserve better options. Women shouldn’t have to spend their lives undergoing monthly breast exams in the shower, worrying about every little bump. Middle-aged women shouldn’t have to worry...
Obesity and Fatty Tissue Fuels Breast Cancer Growth
New research illustrates that adipose tissue, which is fat, may impact the development of cancer in a variety of ways. The ways it impacts cancer development depends on the type of fat and where it is located in the human body, according to ScienceDaily. This research...
Breast Cancer Risk Dependent on Genetics and Regular Physical Activity
Research is continually showing us that exercise and fitness is key in lowering women’s risk of breast cancer. According to The New York Times, a new study using female rats found that the most fit animal models had a significantly lower cancer risk after being...
Researchers Suspect Cholesterol-Lowering Statins Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
A new study presented this week at the European Society of Cardiology Congress in Barcelona showed that women with high cholesterol showed lower rates of breast cancer when compared to women who had decreased cholesterol levels, according to Time magazine. Researchers...
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