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Want to reduce your risk of breast cancer? Studies say it’s time to sit less and exercise more
Read full article: Want to reduce your risk of breast cancer? Studies say it’s time to sit less and exercise moreOne of the best things you can do for your overall health is to sit less and exercise more.
Early signs of breast cancer: Do you know what to watch for?
Read full article: Early signs of breast cancer: Do you know what to watch for?Tens of thousands of women, and a smaller number of men, will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year. Here are some specific things to watch for, according to information from Cancer Treatment Centers of America and the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Breast tenderness. October is all about National Breast Cancer Awareness. Hungry Howie’s works throughout the month to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
Why Beaumont recommends getting an annual breast cancer screening starting at age 40
Read full article: Why Beaumont recommends getting an annual breast cancer screening starting at age 401 most commonly diagnosed cancer in women, according to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, with more than 250,000 women diagnosed each year in the United States. Fortunately, the prognosis is good for women who detect the presence of breast cancer early via a mammogram screening, with strong evidence linking mammography to a reduction in deaths related to breast cancer. Beaumont recommends that all women age 40 and over get an annual screening mammogram. Take Beaumont's breast cancer risk assessment now. Why not give themselves the best chance to beat breast cancer by following the guidelines?Next steps and helpful resources