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The Truth About
Breast Thermography
by W. Cockburn, Isabella Tracey
Breast Health Foundation
Breast thermography is an unregulated diagnostic
procedure which uses highly specialized infra red cameras to measure
the heat coming from the body. This article will help you select a
practitioner with care. |
Feeling
Whole Again After Breast Cancer
by C. Esser Lake, Condell
Health Network
After a taking a biopsy confirming Stage I cancer, general surgeon Laurence Gibson, MD, gave Kathi three options: a lumpectomy to remove just the lump, removal of the affected breast or removal of both breasts. |
Eight Steps For a Woman Dancing With Cancer
by S. Weed, Susan Weed's Wise Woman Center
Practical advice for women facing the challenges cancer presents. |
Breast Cancer:
Breast Treatments Save More Lives
by C. Lewis, FDA Consumer
New drugs, new treatments, and better diagnostic
techiques have improved the outlook for many facing breast cancer. |
A New Start
: Breast Reconstruction After Cancer
by S. Miller, BreastImplants411.com
The goal of breast recongstruction after mastectomy
is to replace not just the breast but any self-esteem or sense of
femininity perceived to be lost. |
Book Excerpt
: Woman to Woman - A Handbook for Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
by H. Schnipper & J. Feinberg
This new book, by two breast cancer survivors,
hopes to guide patients by drawing on their own experience. |
Five Myths
About Breast Augmentation Surgery
by L. Swanson, BreastImplants411.com
Patients interested in breast augmentation after
cancer surgery may need to rid themselves of some common myths. |
Promoting Breast Health!
by S. Weed, Susan Weed's Wise Woman Center
Discover the sources of breast health and reduce your chances of breast cancer. |
What Promotes Breast Cancer?
by S. Weed, Susan Weed's Wise Woman Center
Read about things strongly implicated in the initiation, promotion, or growth of breast cancer. |
Genetic Testing
for Breast Cancer: It's Your Choice
Genetic testing may indicate if you have an increased
risk of developing breast cancer, but there are many things to think
about before getting tested. |
