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There's less than one week left of national breast cancer awareness month but we hope everyone will continue to be aware of the risks and the benefits of early detection the whole year through. Did you know that the foods you choose every day are one of the most important factors in protecting you against cancer? According to the National Institute for Cancer Research most Americans eat a diet tha

When talking to doctors about breast cancer, there are a lot of medical terms they use that aren't always readily understood. What's an infiltrating lobular carcinoma, or carcinoma in situ? Here are some definitions for some of the terms that can help!

Something that's not covered a lot is the occurrence of breast cancer in men. Breast cancer occurs mainly in women, but men also have breast tissue and can develop breast cancer. What is breast cancer in men?

Check out the Education of Dee Dee Ricks, an HBO documentary. The Education of Dee Dee Ricks is an intimate story of one woman's mission to defeat cancer and help others do the same. After being diagnosed with breast cancer and undergoing a double mastectomy, Dee Dee Ricks traded a hedge-fund career for philanthropy, raising money for a Harlem cancer clinic that treats underserved and unisured pat

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and to help raise awareness, all month long we've been giving you helpful information, stories, videos and more to share with others and help spread the information. To see all the information in one place, click here!

General Electric has a personal connection with breast cancer awareness month as they are one of the major companies that manufactures the machines that doctors use to perform mammograms. A video from their "Healthymagination" campaign, introduces six GE employee breast cancer survivors who are women from different walks of life, career paths and cultural backgrounds talking about one th

We're pretty sure you'll not only watch this breast cancer exam video at least once all the way through, but you'll probably go get the app, just in case there's more where this came from! :) (Quick hint: THERE TOTALLY IS!) Get the app with great reminders to check your breasts, and you even get to pick the hot guy who'll remind you!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and there a lot of really serious videos and messages out there. The goal is to spread awareness and early detection. There's no better way to help than to make at least some of the messages fun! Here's a great video, it's really fun and still gets the word out! Enjoy and share with all your friends!

Ann Murray Paige Diagnosed: Age 38, and again at 45 Currently on a lifelong course of a daily aromatase inhibitor, or cancer supression pill, for metastatic breast cancer Now: Age 46 The Pink Warrior by Lee Woodruff Last October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month took on a whole new meaning for television journalist Ann Murray Paige: She became aware that she had breast cancer. Again.

Stef Woods Diagnosed: Age 37 Currently NED Now: Age 38 "I'm a university professor, attorney, sexual health and breast cancer advocate, and relationship and sex blogger." Inspirations: "Throughout treatment, I reminded myself of a Joyce Meyer quote: 'The opposite of fear is faith...

"I Will Survive" Breast Cancer Awareness Music Video from David Lee Felter on Vimeo. On August 15, 2010, 30 breast cancer survivors came together to appear in a public service announcement about awareness. Then afterwards...they danced!