Breast cancer charity organization, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, recently came under fire for exaggerated claims according to some researchers. According to recent online article researchers claim that the organization exaggerates the benefits of mammograms yet minimizes the potential
According to a recent article people with serious mental illnesses such as schizophrenia or bipolar disease are more likely to be diagnosed with cancer during their lifetime. According to the article a new study emphasizes the questions raised concerning people
Breast cancer prevention programs are most effective when patients understand the value of the things they can control and the things that they cannot. According to recent online article exercise topped the list for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and stable
Rhinoplasty or nose surgery is big decision for most patients. Many have been unhappy with their nose as well as their profile for many years. It can be a devastating experience when rhinoplasty surgery does not meet the expectation of
More people than ever before are considering liposuction as it continues to be one of the most widely advertised procedures. Consumers have heard every promise from the melting away of fat, to lose three dress sizes over a lunch hour.
When considering plastic surgery, it is easy to believe that you are paying for perfection. After all, many advertisements and promotions promise the perfect body you have always wanted. Breast augmentation is the number one sought after plastic surgery procedure
Breast cancer treatments and the approved drugs have come a long way. Researchers have worked diligently throughout the years to improve the survival rate of breast cancer patients with better treatments and more effective drugs. According to recent online article
Breast cancer risk reduction is important to women’s overall health. A recent online article highlighted a study that suggested a high carb diet could contribute to the risk of breast cancer for some women. According to the article older women
Breast cancer risk has been linked to high birth weight babies according to a recent industry online article. According to the article having a high birth weight infant could make a woman’s breast cancer risk two times higher according to
Breast cancer diagnosis affects the whole family as well as the patient. Caregivers are often thrown into an immediate situation that can be very stressful. According to a recent Los Angeles Times article “The rate of cardiovascular disease, breast cancer
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