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Hoax Email: A New Breast Cancer...
Many women have received an
email warning that a "new form of breast cancer" starts as a rash
on a woman's breast, instead of showing up as a lump. According to
the email, a young woman developed a rash, similar to that of young
nursing mothers. The rash was treated with antibiotics,...
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UNBEATABLE: A Bold New Musical...
...is theatrically based on one woman's
journey from a diagnosis of breast cancer through the treatment
process to eventual victory. The show was birthed during Laurie
Frey's actual cancer treatment as humor and music allowed her to
embrace each moment. Ten actors, three musicians and a...
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Farewell My Lovelies...
Breast Cancer DIY is happy to announce a new addition to our Testimonial webpage: Farewell My Lovelies from Jessica Queller. She is the...
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Recurrence Risk Low...
...For Women Who Survive Breast Cancer Five Years After Treatment, Study Says Women who survive breast cancer for at least five years after treatment have an 89% chance that they will not have a recurrence of the cancer after 10 years and an 81% chance after 15 years, according to a study published... Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (0) | Blog
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What Are Clinical Trials?
Breast Cancer Network of Strength has very good information on Clinical Trials here: http://www.networkofstrength.org/information/clinicaltrials/ctwhat.php Also, we offer Clinical Trials information here at BCDIY Resources & Links: http://www.breastcancerdiy.com/resourceslinks.htm#194220496 Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (0) | Blog
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Young Women and Breast Cancer...
Breast cancer rare but possible in young women At 28, Dina Melendez thought about adding a second child, not losing a breast. Don't worry, the doctor told her. Most lumps are nothing. Breast cancer, no. She was far too young. What the Buckingham woman quickly found out though is youth isn't... Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (0) | Blog
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