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The Role of Diet and Nutrition in Breast Health and Mammography
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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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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, 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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