Many factors contribute to , from family history to genetic predisposition. However, few people realize that the foods they eat and dietary habits they consider…
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Mammography and Breast Implants: What to Expect
Generally, women should have a mammogram once per year starting at , though the American Cancer Society recommends that women start getting mammograms at 40…
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The Psychology of Breast Cancer Screening & How to Prepare
is an invaluable part of healthcare for women (and even men, sometimes!). A provides clarity into the state of the breast tissue, which can identify…
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Overcoming Barriers to Breast Cancer Screening: Addressing Access, Awareness, and Cultural Factors
, including mammograms and breast exams with a gynecologist, is an essential part of good healthcare for adults of all backgrounds. However, not everyone attends…
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How Physical Activity Reduces Risk of Breast Cancer
Breast cancer is one of the causes of cancer death among women (second only to lung cancer). Most women assume that getting cancer comes down…
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