Stories tagged "breastcancer" - Page 2

Bone Cancer was written by Karen Lavender from bone-cancer.blogspot.comBones form the core structure of our body. In total, there are 200 bones in a human body that support us and provide protection to our body organs. Though bone cancer is not as common

My First Thermographic Experience was written by Brenda WittI had been a bit nervous all day wondering what my thermogram procedure would entail. Would I need to undress completely? Would I be given one of those paper gowns that opens in the front and bar

Two years ago we wrote about the “Sister Study”-- a 10 year longitudinal study of women who have a sister who was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Women who had a history of migraines had a 30 percent lower risk of breast cancer compared to women who did not have a history of migraines

Normal-weight women who carry out lots of vigorous exercise are approximately 30% less likely to develop breast cancer than those who don't

Cancer: A Modern Day Scourge was written by Dr. Mary Rodio from naturarx.comCancer - known largely as a disease of our modern establishment - ravages our bodies, our minds, and our spirits indiscriminately. It could prey upon anyone.Why has this horror be

You've probably noticed that it's National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. There's a lot of pink, seemingly everywhere. The coffee shops are selling their own special "awareness" roasts and mugs. There are pink ribbons and T-shirts aplenty. You can even bu

Normal Cells Vs. Tumor Cells was written by Lisa Ginger from cancerpreventionreport.comTumor cells vary from normal cells in several basic ways. First, the division of normal cells is tightly regulated by special cell signals. With tumor cells, it’s as

The health benefits of apples include reduced risk of prostate cancer and breast cancer, the ability to lower cholesterol and to promote healthy weight loss

What Is Prostate Cancer?