Caffeine and Breast Cancer Risk
Breast Cancer Chronicles writes:
If you've got breast pain, tenderness, and soreness, consider breaking your caffeine habit.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss How Often Can You Get a Breast Abnormality Imaged?
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Three months is too short a time to see what may only be a subtle change; 6 months is more appropriate timing.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Are You Getting a Digital Mammogram?
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Digital mammography provides better-quality imaging, clearer views, and allows for electronic storage (so films can't be lost or misplaced).Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Medicare: Annual Mammogram Quirks
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Medicare requires that your annual screening mammography be done at least 366 or more days from your last imaging study. Yes, that's right: one year and one day.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Fibrocystic Disease: Clearing Up the Confusion
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Fibrocystic breast tissue is very common and is not something that people should be freaking out about if they've been told they have "it."Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Sugar Intake and Breast Cancer Risk
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Try to avoid eating processed sugar. Simple sugars aren't the best source of energy anyway.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Is There a Stress-Breast Cancer Connection?
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We know that when our immune system goes on the blink, our body's ability to ward off cancer cell production is weakened.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Chemotherapy: Can You Still Have Children?
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Before you undertake chemotherapy, ask to see a gynecologist who specializes in preserving the fertility of women who have cancer.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Radiation and Breastfeeding
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Lumpectomies must be followed with radiation, to make certain that the remaining breast tissue is incapable of ever creating and growing breast cancer again.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Mastectomy - Still a Scary Word?
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When all this surgical work is done well, and by a skilled team, you'd have to inspect the naked breast very closely to be able to tell that surgery has even been done.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Exercise: Good for Breast Cancer Patients
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Research studies have now shown that exercise reduces the fatigue that commonly is a side effect of chemotherapy and radiation.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Can OTC Pain Relievers Reduce Breast Cancer Risk?
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Recent studies suggest that anti-inflammatory drugs appear to be another potential way to reduce the risk of developing breast cancer.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Downsizing Your Breasts: A New Surgical Approach to Breast Cancer
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A study conducted several years ago showed that breast reductions in general reduced the risk of breast cancer in women who were at high risk.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Ethnicity's Influence on Breast Cancer
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Breast cancer is predominantly a disease of the economically developed world, but rates are rising in Asia and economically developing countries.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss What Should Be Included in a Breast Self-Exam?
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We all have nooks and crannies that are part of our individual "normal" findings. If you find a new lump, bump, indentation, or other change, visit your doctor real soon.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Protect That Summer Cleavage
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Even if you think (wrongly!) that you are somehow immune to getting skin cancer, regular use of sun block will help keep your breast skin soft, supple, and freckle-free.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss 'My Husband Wants Me to Have Implants.' Are They Safe?
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Only consider getting breast implants if that is what you want. Period.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss The Color of Your Nipple Discharge Matters
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You may not know that nipple discharge can vary in color, but it can. Find out more about what color can indicate.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Breast Implants - In This Case, There's a Catch
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I have no problem with women having breast augmentation. It's a matter of personal choice.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss More News on Vitamin D
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What is especially interesting and meaningful for us is that vitamin D3 can exert a cancer-preventing effect.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Dental Checkups: Test May Soon Give Early Breast Cancer Warning
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Thanks to recent research advances, your dentist will be getting even more personal - by also checking you for signs of breast cancer.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Does Larger Size Mean Greater Breast Cancer Risk?
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Among risk factors, the most dangerous in terms of breast cancer risk are having a family history and having a finding of atypical cells on a previous breast biopsy.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Go Green for Your Breast Health
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Research now tells us that green tea may also protect us against certain types of cancers, including breast cancer.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss The Pill and Your Teen's Breast Cancer Risk
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There is at least some good news concerning the Pill. Studies have shown that taking the Pill for a period of 5 consecutive years is safe.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Survivor Alert: Stay Clear of HRT
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Here's the scoop on HRT: Breast cancer survivors who opt to take HRT after their breast cancer treatment are placing themselves at considerable increased risk.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Eat Choline-Rich Eggs for Breast Health
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If you have a teenage daughter, make sure she's eating breakfast, or at least her eggs. That's because research has confirmed that the essential nutrient choline, which is found in eggs, can significantly reduce the risk of getting breast cancer.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Acupuncture May Help Your Hot Flashes
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Younger women taking tamoxifen for either breast cancer prevention or adjuvant treatment are hurled into menopause sooner than Mother Nature usually intends. You start taking tamoxifen, and suddenly you're in the midst of unpleasant symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness --not quite the gradual run-up to natural menopause you'd imagined.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss An Aspirin a Day, Keep Breast Cancer Away
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We know that aspirin can help relieve a headache, minimize joint pain, even save the life of someone having a heart attack. Now we have one more reason to celebrate the incredible value of this unassuming little pill -- it may help prevent women from getting breast cancer.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Your Kindness Left Him Speechless
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On Friday I presented a check to our patient on behalf of everyone who donated to help his family recover from the loss of their home in a fire. The final total donated through the ChipIn page was $1605 after PayPal removed their fees (which enraged me but I didn’t know another way to [...]Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Cut Paper Art: Alien Flower Receives Signal From The Mothership
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Read Full Story Read More and Discuss The Kindness of Strangers Is A Powerful Thing
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A little over a week ago, I told you about a family in need of your help, and sent out a plea on Twitter. I was not prepared for the generous outpouring of donations and sympathy for people you never even met and knew very little about. The ChipIn page I created received a whopping [...]Read Full Story Read More and Discuss What the Color of Your Areola Tells About You
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The areola is the area around the nipple, and it may be tan, beige, pink, dark brown, or some other shade that's darker than the rest of your breast tissue.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Cancer Patient Who Lost Everything In A House Fire, Please Help!
drmiggy @ Dr. Miggy writes:
One of our patients, a resident here in Houston with Stage 4 cancer, arrived for treatment last week and mentioned that he lost everything in a house fire. To make matters worse what he and his family did salvage from the fire they left in their car, which was broken into while staying at [...]Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Radio Show 4.29.08
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My show has moved to Tuesday nights 5:30-7 PM. Here’s a pic of me in the outfit I wore to the station. I’m grocery shopping with Cosmopolitician.Read Full Story Read More and Discuss KTRU Show 4.21.08
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time- artist / song [album]Read Full Story Read More and Discuss My New Obsession: Wardrobe_remix
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Those of you that know me well know that I love fashion. Not label-conscious, throw-money-at-it fashion, but clever and thrifty personal style. I wear a lot of vintage, mostly from my grandmother and I’m not ashamed to admit that some of my best finds come from Target. For me, fashion is about personal expression, not [...]Read Full Story Read More and Discuss KTRU show 4.7.08
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time- artist / song [album]Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Young Texans Against Cancer Give A Lot of Money to Cancer Research. A Whole Lot.
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Tomorrow, Saturday April 5th the Houston Chapter of Young Texans Against Cancer is hosting their annual benefit BBQ at the Armadillo Palace at 5015 Kirby Dr. 12:30-5 PM. There will be food, BEvERages and live music from The Occasionals. For more info check out the Houstonist article. Why should you go? Well, drmiggy and cosmopolitician will [...]Read Full Story Read More and Discuss KTRU show 3.24.08
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Read Full Story Read More and Discuss At night at Beavers
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Last thursday night I had the pleasure of spending some time with three very cool women, Cosmopolitician, Girl con Queso and Chookooloonks. We first stopped at the River Oaks boutique 310 Rosemont to sip champagne and donate dresses to the Fairy Godmother Project of Houston. This charity takes donations of gently used formal wear and [...]Read Full Story Read More and Discuss Risk Factors
Nov 12, 2007 - 11:52 pm
(edited on Nov 12, 2007 11:53 pm)
1 Answers - 48 Views Posted by Austin Faught
Risk factors for breast cancer
The following are risk factors for developing breast cancer: A risk factor is something that may increase the chance of developing a disease.
Female gender,
Increasing age,
Personal history of breast cancer or previous breast biopsies,
Family history,
Genetic factors – cancer causing mutations in BRCA1 (BReast CAncer gene 1)and BRCA2 (BReast CAncer ge...
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Biomarkers Predict Risk For Invasive Breast Cancer Years Before The Tumor Develops
Nov 12, 2007 - 9:36 pm
(edited on Nov 12, 2007 09:39 pm)
1 Answers - 44 Views Posted by Mr. Aaron Poffenberger
ScienceDaily.com are reporting there's a biomarker in the breast that can predict cancer years before a woman actually develops tumors. "A specific biological response to cellular stress may predict the likelihood of future tumor formation of the most common, non-invasive form of pre-malignant breast cancer-- ductal carcinoma in situ, or DCIS."This information could potentially be us...
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