“What I Thought Was Just An Itch Led To A Breast Cancer Diagnosis at 28”
Cape Town high school teacher Jana Hurter takes us through her journey of how she survived breast cancer at only 28 years old.
Read MoreCape Town high school teacher Jana Hurter takes us through her journey of how she survived breast cancer at only 28 years old.
Read MoreBras are pricey. Whether you’re an A cup or beyond, finding the right bra that offers great support, is comfortable and doesn’t break the bank- can seem impossible. Now imagine doing this after you’ve battled breast cancer.
Read MoreWhat exactly is the difference between stage 3 and stage 4 breast cancer? Here, each stage explained, plus what each one’s survival rate is estimated to be.
Read MoreWhen you’re battling breast cancer, it can be difficult to embrace your body. But it’s not impossible – just ask Annemarie van Wyk.
Read MoreWe’ve all wondered what it feels like to have a mammogram — what actually happens, and is it sore? So we sent someone to have one and give us the truth.
Read MoreIf you want to avoid unintended pregnancy, taking birth control is usually a no-brainer. But what if that same birth control upped your risk of breast cancer? According to research published in The New England Journal of Medicine, women who take hormonal birth control pills or use hormonal IUDs for years experience a small yet significant increase in their risk of breast cancer compared to those who don’t.
Read MoreHere, 5 women who have undergone post-mastectomy breast reconstruction share how they dealt with the loss of their nipples — and how it impacted their lives
Read MoreSelf-reported breast cancers — especially ones that don’t involve the typical lump — highlight why it’s so important to pay attention to any strange signs or symptoms or changes you may be experiencing, in addition to staying on top of your mammograms and annual checkups, says Dr Neelima Denduluri, the associate chair of the U.S. Oncology Network Breast Committee.
Read MoreI went for genetic testing and found out that I had the BRCA 1 gene, aka the breast cancer gene. I had one of two choices – here’s what I chose to do…
Read MoreThere’s no way to 100 percent guarantee you won’t get breast cancer, but you can definitely lower your risk. Here’s how…
Read MoreFor many women, a mastectomy remains the best chance at living their best life cancer-free. But the lingerie can suck. New brands are changing that.
Read MoreOnly 7% of women under the age of 35 are diagnosed with breast cancer. It’s rare. It is also often more aggressive than cancer in older women and more advanced. This means that young women not only receive a diagnosis that is about to change their life, but they have to make serious decisions about their fertility far sooner than many of them expected.
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