Breast health is important at every stage of life. The risk of breast cancer increases as women age. This does not mean that younger women should not be proactive about their breast health. A recent online women’s article reviewed important
Breast augmentation is often associated with breast feeding. Breast feeding has been the choice of medical professionals for mothers and their babies. Doctors seem to continually search for ways to encourage new mothers to breast-feed their babies. Breast-feeding has been
Botox has a birthday!Not much in cosmetic advancements has been more significant than the introduction of Botox cosmetic 10 years ago. According to an Allergan press release Botox cosmetic celebrates its 10 year anniversary April 15, 2012. According to their release BOTOX®
Breast Cancer screening just got a huge boost. The long-awaited breast cancer ultrasound screening FDA panel approval came this week. According to a recent ABC news story a U.S. Food and Drug Administration panel today approved the widespread use of
Breast cancer treatment is a long and tedious process. According to a recent online article, a recent study showed that many patients feel the effects of the treatment long after it has been completed. According to the article treatment-related complications are seen frequently
Breast implant exchange has been called a trend on and off in the media for the past two years. It is debatable whether it is a trend however a growing number of women are beginning to realize the benefits. According
Menopause is a natural part of aging for women. Hot flashes are a common occurrence for many women during the process. According to recent NBC news story a few sessions of behavioral therapy, even a “self-help” version, could help some
Obesity continues to be a major topic of discussion for medical professionals everywhere. The CDC recently released their report on cancer and felt the need to highlight the close relationship between breast cancer risk and obesity. According to a recent
Breast cancer and Birth control risk have long been associated. According to a new study the Depo-Provera shot is linked to a risk of developing breast cancer. There seems to be a link between the injectable form of progestin-only birth control,
Breast cancer survival and diet are closely linked together. Researchers and medical scientist study diet closely for any indicators of benefits as well as risk associated with breast cancer. According to a recent Yahoo! News article some vegetables may in
