• Quiz: Cold and flu season is upon us

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  • Does diet really matter in breast cancer?

    Updated: 2011-10-28 21:21:46
    Every weekday, a CNNHealth expert doctor answers a viewer question. On Friday, it's Dr. Melina Jampolis, a physician nutrition specialist. Asked by Katherine in California Does diet really make a difference when it comes to breast cancer? Expert answer Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, this is the perfect time to answer this question. [...]

  • Prevention Is Power: A different road

    Updated: 2011-10-28 20:54:24
    I see cancer groups working to support cancer patients, which is good, but how about going down a different road of no cancer?

  • Daily Aspirin May Help Prevent Colon Cancer for Those at High Risk

    Updated: 2011-10-28 17:33:18
    Health News Daily Aspirin May Help Prevent Colon Cancer for Those at High Risk Print E-mail THURSDAY , Oct . 27 HealthDay News Two aspirin a day may cut the risk of colon cancer by more than half in people who are predisposed to these types of tumors , new research suggests . And two tablets of 300 milligrams each also cut the risk of other tumors related to Lynch syndrome , a major form of hereditary colon and other cancers , according to research published in the Oct . 28 online edition of The Lancet People with Lynch syndrome should talk to their doctors about taking daily aspirin , keeping in mind that aspirin does have side effects , including stomach ulcers , said the study authors . Previous research has found that otherwise healthy people who take about 75 milligrams mg of aspirin

  • Breast cancer awareness should be a year-round event (Huffington Post, 10/27/2011)

    Updated: 2011-10-28 16:57:21
    Mounting scientific evidence links exposure to everyday chemicals -- in our food, our products, our air and our water -- to breast cancer.

  • Too Much Drinking May Raise Lung Cancer Risk Study

    Updated: 2011-10-28 00:23:19
    : Health News Too Much Drinking May Raise Lung Cancer Risk : Study Print E-mail THURSDAY , Oct . 27 HealthDay News While smoking has long been linked to cancer , its frequent companion , drinking , may be as well , a new study . suggests Three new studies presented at a medical meeting this week find a link between heavy boozing and a rise in risk for the number one cancer . killer On the other hand , studies also suggest that heavier people are less likely to develop lung cancer than smaller folk , and black tea might help ward of the disease , as . well The findings were to be presented at the annual meeting of the American College of Chest Physicians , Oct . 22-26, in . Honolulu More Americans die from lung cancer than any other form , according to the U.S . Centers for Disease Control

  • Nipple-Sparing Mastectomies May Be Right for Some

    Updated: 2011-10-28 00:23:18
    Health News Nipple-Sparing Mastectomies May Be Right for Some Print E-mail THURSDAY , Oct . 27 HealthDay News Nipple-sparing mastectomy is safe and effective for certain breast cancer patients and women who have their breasts removed because they're at high risk for breast cancer , according to a new . study For both groups of women , the procedure provides a more natural looking and normal feeling reconstructed breast compared to other types of mastectomy , the Georgetown University Medical Center researchers said in a news . release In nipple-sparing mastectomy , breast tissue is removed but surgeons preserve the breast skin and nipple areola complex , which includes the nipple and darker pigmented circle of skin that surrounds it . Typically , breast reconstruction is done . immediately

  • Ovarian Tumors May Develop Years After Fertility Therapy

    Updated: 2011-10-28 00:23:17
    Health News Ovarian Tumors May Develop Years After Fertility Therapy Print E-mail THURSDAY , Oct . 27 HealthDay News Women who undergo ovarian stimulation to produce extra eggs for in-vitro fertilization IVF are at increased risk for a type of growth known as borderline ovarian tumors , new research . suggests Borderline ovarian tumors are typically not aggressive , according to the U.S . National Cancer Institute . Even if the tumor does spread , the vast majority of women survive borderline ovarian . tumors Even so , treating borderline ovarian tumors can require extensive surgery , explained lead researcher Flora van Leeuwen , head of the epidemiology department in The Netherlands Cancer . Institute For the study , researchers examined data from over 19,000 infertile women in the

  • Survivor’s Guilt

    Updated: 2011-10-27 18:27:45
    Sometimes, I feel guilty for surviving cancer, because some people are not so lucky. Why did I get a break when so many, like Amy, did not? There’s nothing fair about the way it happened, the way Amy died just 15 months after a breast cancer diagnosis seemingly similar to mine. She heard the same [...]

  • The Education of Dee Dee Ricks

    Updated: 2011-10-26 16:47:00
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  • The 5 choices you can make at the dining room table to reduce your risk of stroke

    Updated: 2011-10-25 17:55:04
    Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in the United States. Sadly, many of those deaths may have been preventable. While there are some risk factors for stroke that we just can’t control, more than half of the risk factors we can. Also, of the risk factors we can control, half of them are diet . . . → Read More: The 5 choices you can make at the dining room table to reduce your risk of stroke

  • Pink Inc. has many starting to see red (Sacramento Bee, 10/23/2011)

    Updated: 2011-10-25 17:17:30
    Now, Ann avoids the parade of pink walkers and product promotions. She feels they trumpet a superficial notion of "awareness," even if some groups do good things with the money raised and promote great solidarity among survivors and families.

  • Center’s Cristina Herrera Honored with LUNY Award

    Updated: 2011-10-24 19:28:55
    On Saturday October 15, the Center’s Gender Identity Project Counselor, Cristina Herrera (pictured in middle, photo above left) received the prestigious Latinos/as Unidos de New York  (LUNY) Award, along with several other community leaders in New York City. Latinos/as Unidos de New York, Inc. bestows the honor on individuals for their outstanding contributions and service [...]

  • 1 in 8 Is Not Every Woman’s Risk

    Updated: 2011-10-24 03:18:10
    I’m not sure why I didn’t fully understand the whole 1 in 8 thing before this week, but, clearly, I did not. Because when my friend who happens to spend his days hunting down a cure for cancer told me that the 1 in 8 chance of getting breast cancer is a lifetime risk and [...]

  • The First Two Months

    Updated: 2011-10-24 01:38:15
    This is pretty much what happens in the two months following a breast cancer diagnosis: Mammogram. Ultrasound. Needle-guided biopsy. Echo heart scan. Full-body PET scan. MRI. Muga heart scan. BRCA genetic testing. Numerous blood tests. Portacath inserted in my chest. 3 rounds of chemo. 2 bone marrow generating Neulasta injections. Hair loss. Insomnia. Exhaustion. Nausea/vomiting. [...]

  • The Dad

    Updated: 2011-10-23 04:41:08
    When my hair was growing back after cancer treatment and I had just teeny tiny little bits of fuzz covering my head, 4-year-old Joey said, “People might think you’re the dad!” Same guy who told me while I was hospitalized for chemo complications and was wearing a mask and a hat, “You look like an [...]

  • Diabetic Women More Likely to Get Breast Cancer Diagnosis: Study

    Updated: 2011-10-21 19:23:00
    Research suggests that the number of medical tests done in early-stage diabetes may explain why women are more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer too.

  • Feinstein thanks the Breast Cancer Fund for BPA work

    Updated: 2011-10-19 18:47:44
    Last week the Breast Cancer Fund received a very special thank-you letter from Sen. Dianne Feinstein for our hard work in the fight against BPA.

  • Symptom Checker Everyday Health

    Updated: 2011-10-19 12:13:44
    Home Health A-Z Drugs A-Z Symptom Checker Food and Fitness Community Health Tools Everyday Health TV Everyday Health Symptom Checker Symptom Checker Your Medical Symptoms Let's Get : Started Or select a common : symptom Flu Checkup Abdominal Pain Arm Pain Back Pain Body Aches Breast Pain Breathing Difficulty Chest Pain Congestion Cough Diarrhea Ear Pain Excessive Sweating Faintness Fatigue Fever Gas Headache Irregular Periods Joint Pain Leg Pain Mouth Lesions Nausea Neck Pain Rash Rectal Bleeding Skin Lump Sore Throat Vaginal Itching Vomiting Click the sound button to hear Dr . . Schueler Dr . Schueler and the Symptom Checker Stephen Schueler , MD is an emergency physician , teacher , and author . Although he designed the Symptom Checker to feel like a real emergency room intake interview

  • Snapfish PinkGives Gift Card Giveaway

    Updated: 2011-10-18 21:39:14
    Snapfish says you can create personalized gifts for your family and friends while you raise breast cancer awareness. It’s simple. Just visit www.snapfish.com/PinkGives, and for every PinkGives product you purchase, Snapfish will donate 30 percent of the proceeds (up to $25,000) to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Also, Snapfish members can showcase their support by sending [...]

  • Cancer Center Everyday Health

    Updated: 2011-10-18 19:13:42
    Cancer Center After a cancer diagnosis — whether it's your own or that of a loved one — the right information can be one of your most powerful weapons . Here's what you need to know about cancer treatment and management . Cancer in the simplest terms is the abnormal growth of cells somewhere in the body . Each year , more than a million people receive a cancer diagnosis , and the most common types of cancer include breast cancer , prostate cancer , lung cancer , and colorectal cancer . In addition to the three major types of cancer treatment — surgery , chemotherapy , and radiation therapy — researchers are working to find new and more effective ways of fighting cancer . Some cancers can't be prevented , but other types can be avoided by living a healthy lifestyle . Cancer

  • Symptom Checker Everyday Health

    Updated: 2011-10-18 19:13:39
    Home Health A-Z Drugs A-Z Symptom Checker Food and Fitness Community Health Tools Everyday Health TV Everyday Health Symptom Checker Symptom Checker Your Medical Symptoms Let's Get : Started Or select a common : symptom Flu Checkup Abdominal Pain Arm Pain Back Pain Body Aches Breast Pain Breathing Difficulty Chest Pain Congestion Cough Diarrhea Ear Pain Excessive Sweating Faintness Fatigue Fever Gas Headache Irregular Periods Joint Pain Leg Pain Mouth Lesions Nausea Neck Pain Rash Rectal Bleeding Skin Lump Sore Throat Vaginal Itching Vomiting Click the sound button to hear Dr . . Schueler Dr . Schueler and the Symptom Checker Stephen Schueler , MD is an emergency physician , teacher , and author . Although he designed the Symptom Checker to feel like a real emergency room intake interview

  • Everyday Health Spotlight Scott Kennedy and John London Fighting for a Cancer Cure Cancer EverydayHe

    Updated: 2011-10-18 19:13:36
    : : Everyday Health Spotlight Scott Kennedy and John London : Fathers Fighting for Kids' Cancer Cures Scott Kennedy and John London both experienced the devastating effects of having a child with cancer firsthand and were inspired to create a non-profit organization , Solving Kids' Cancer , to prompt faster development of better treatments for pediatric . cancers By Everyday Health Editors Both Scott Kennedy and John London had children who were diagnosed with , and eventually died from , pediatric cancers . When Kennedy’s son passed away from neuroblastoma , he left his marketing job to co-found the nonprofit organization Solving Kids’ Cancer SKC with London , a hedge-fund manager , whose daughter died of a rare childhood cancer at age 4. Today , the two fathers are on a mission to grow

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  • Find Doctors Dentists Hospitals Health Care Providers and More Everyday Health

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  • Vinorelbine Side Effects Dosage Interactions Drugs EverydayHealth.com

    Updated: 2011-10-18 19:13:25
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  • Are Avastin eye injections causing my hives rashes Avastin Questions Ask a Pharmacist on Everyday He

    Updated: 2011-10-18 19:13:24
    Home Health A-Z Drugs A-Z Symptom Checker Food and Fitness Community Health Tools Everyday Health TV Health Questions Avastin Are Avastin eye injections causing my hives rashes Are Avastin eye injections causing my hives rashes Q : Are Avastin eye injections causing my hives rashes A : The most common side effects with Avastin are : nosebleed , headache , high blood pressure , inflammation of the nasal passages , protein in the urine , alteration in taste , dry skin , rectal bleeding , disorder in the secretion of tears , back pain , and exfoliative dermatitis widespread scaling of the skin , with itching , redness of the skin , and hair loss Rash is also a reported side effect with Avastin . A search of the prescribing information for Avastin did not specifically list hives as a side

  • What did the FDA issue on Avastin Avastin Questions Ask a Pharmacist on Everyday Health EverydayHeal

    Updated: 2011-10-18 19:13:22
    Home Health A-Z Drugs A-Z Symptom Checker Food and Fitness Community Health Tools Everyday Health TV Health Questions Avastin What did the FDA issue on Avastin What did the FDA issue on Avastin Q : What did the FDA issue on Avastin A : Avastin bevacizumab is a cancer medicine that interferes with the growth of cancer cells and slows their growth and spread in the body . It is used to treat a certain type of brain tumor as well as cancers of the kidney , colon , rectum , lung , or breast , usually as part of a combination of cancer medicines . Common side effects of Avastin include diarrhea , stomach pain , loss of appetite , dry mouth , increased thirst , dizziness , and hair loss . On September 20, 2010, Genentech , the manufacturer of Avastin , issued a news release regarding its status

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  • Bald Isn’t Bad Forever

    Updated: 2011-10-18 18:41:14
    If cancer ever forces you to lose your hair, you will probably be devastated, like I was. But, in time, you might like the benefits of bald. Like no shampoo; no hair drying, curling, flattening; and no time at all to get ready in the morning. (No shaving or eyebrow tweezing either.) Not that you [...]

  • Giuliana Rancic of E! News Has Breast Cancer

    Updated: 2011-10-17 14:41:32
    Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy

  • Radiation Tattoos — Yes, They’re Permanent

    Updated: 2011-10-16 04:05:03
    I have about a dozen radiation tattoos. This one is the largest; the others are like tiny pin pricks. The tattoos are used to help machines line up without any variation during each treatment. More on radiation: Guide to Radiation

  • Radiation Follow-Up — Ready, Set, Wait

    Updated: 2011-10-14 18:05:42
    Today, I spent two hours in a radiation oncology clinic (staring at the same ‘ol boring exam room table) in order to spend maybe 15 minutes with the doctor. I’d write all about it here, but I sorta already did all my venting on Facebook. Here’s how it went: Me Antsy. 42 minutes waiting to [...]

  • Prevention Is Power: A new path

    Updated: 2011-10-14 17:09:08
    I needed a mountain to climb, literally, and in October 2010 I joined the Breast Cancer Fund's Climb Against the Odds 2011 team. As I look back, I see how much personal strength I drew from the months of fundraising and training for the climb.

  • Radiation Follow-Up Coming Up

    Updated: 2011-10-13 18:23:10
    Four times a year, I report for some sort of cancer follow-up. Tomorrow, my radiation oncologist weighs in. (I had planned to post a photo of what radiation did to my skin, but I can’t do it. It’s too gross, and it sorta makes me cry.)

  • Need help funding a research project using DNA in saliva?

    Updated: 2011-10-11 15:33:00
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  • BPA in Kids' Canned Food report media roundup (9/21/2011-9/24/2011)

    Updated: 2011-10-07 18:57:05
    The Breast Cancer Fund report, BPA in Kids' Canned Food, generated attention across the country when we released it on September 21.

  • Prevention Is Power: Through treatment, up mountains and toward a healthy future

    Updated: 2011-10-07 16:00:00
    On this 10th anniversary of being a breast cancer survivor, I celebrate not just a milestone, but also the return of once again being in charge of my life.

  • Could BPA predispose girls to breast cancer? (California Watch, 10/4/2011)

    Updated: 2011-10-05 00:30:34
    An important new study demonstrates that BPA exposure in utero and through nursing appears to alter mammary tissue in such a way that predisposes the breast to later-life breast cancer.

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