I am 44, premenopausal, stage IIB, one positive node, 4 removed, not sure yet on Her2 or estrogen +, get pathology report next week. Just had a masectomy 5 days ago. I am starting to read all about treatments and starting to get freaked out with all my body might have to go through!! I [...]
Hi i live in houston texas and i have a 13 month old daughter, I’m looking to find a beauty pageant to enter her in but cant seem to find one. Does anyone know of any up coming ones or information on any?
WCVBtv asked: WCVB NewsCenter 5 Reporter Kelley Tuthill was diagnoses with Stage 3 Breast Cancer just before Christmas 2006.
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer among women in the United States (other than skin cancer). Each year, more than 180,000 women in this country learn they have breast cancer. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) has written this booklet to help patients with breast cancer and their families and friends better understand [...]
Alien asked: DescriptionCurrent statistics report that one woman in nine will get breast cancer in her lifetime. This does not mean that a 30-year-old woman is at high risk of developing breast cancer at that point in her life, but rather that she has a one-in-nine chance of developing the condition at some point in [...]
I know when you are taking Xanax you are not supposed to take weight loss pills, But since Alli is the first FDA approved weight loss drug, is it safe to take while taking a prescription of Xanax? Please no spam & real answers only if you know. Thank you.
my doctor just recently did a pap and came back postive for cancer cells and she said i would have to have a hysterecomy. am i to young?
Is it a blood draw?
This may sound wierd, but I’m entering a pageant again, and I love getting ready for things to music. Do any beauty queens know any good songs to get you pumped up or psyched for the pageant? Any like “get this party started” or any about beauty as well.
uctelevision asked: Does secondhand smoke increase the risk of breast cancer? UCSF Professor of Medicine Robert Glantz explores the link between the chemicals in tobacco smoke which is involuntarily inhaled by nonsmokers and breast cancer. Series: UCSF Mini Medical School for the Public [1/2009] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 15570]