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  1. One in 1,000 Men Battles Breast Cancer

    Tue, 23 Oct 2012

    discharge, and puckering, flaking or redness anywhere on the breast. The American Cancer Society urges men to discuss any breast changes with their doctors. Once a breast cancer diagnosis is made, the treatments are similar for men and women and include surgery

  2. 'Man Reminder' App Uses Hot Guys to Raise Breast Cancer Awareness

    Fri, 2 Mar 2012

    years for women between the ages of 50 and 75. But for younger women -- the demographic targeted by Rethink Cancer -- breast changes can signal a problem that should be followed up by a doctor. "I tell my patients, 'If you see a change, get it checked

  3. Pregnant With Breast Cancer: Tough Choices, New Hope

    Thu, 9 Feb 2012

    of surgery, gynecology, oncology and obstetrics at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Pregnancy also causes breast changes that can mask the signs of cancer, delaying the diagnosis. "I think a key message for women having babies if they see

  4. Yearly Mammograms Undergo Scrutiny

    Mon, 16 Nov 2009

    for breast cancer screening is thought to be more sensitive than mammograms and therefore more likely to pick up subtle breast changes or early breast cancer and it is not associated with ionizing radiation. But we still do not have enough research on screening

  5. Ask Dr. Marie: Mammograms Not Always a Good Idea

    Tue, 10 Feb 2009

    breast cancer screening is thought to be more sensitive than mammograms and, therefore, more likely to pick up subtle breast changes or early breast cancer and it is not associated with ionizing radiation. But we still do not have enough research on screening

  6. Should You Work Out While Pregnant?

    Mon, 17 Nov 2008

    while the lower back muscles tend to shorten, resulting in a sway back -- or lordotic -- posture. The weight of the growing breasts tends to pull the shoulders into a forward position, resulting in a slouched posture of the upper back. The chest muscles

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  1. Why Women Must Still Examine Their Breasts

    Tue, 22 Jul 2008

    better (or worse, according to this panel of experts) doctors perform than women in finding subtle but potentially serious breast changes . It is interesting to me that no one picked up on this part of the study. I doubt anyone would suggest that clinical breast

  2. Health Highlights: Nov. 8, 2007

    Mon, 24 Mar 2008

    breastfed at least once. Researchers analyzed each woman's medical history, height and weight, smoking habits, and pre- pregnancy bra cup size. They found no difference in extent of breast sagginess between women who'd breastfed and those who hadn't

  3. Health Highlights: Nov. 7, 2007

    Mon, 24 Mar 2008

    breastfed at least once. Researchers analyzed each woman's medical history, height and weight, smoking habits, and pre- pregnancy bra cup size. They found no difference in extent of breast sagginess between women who'd breastfed and those who hadn't

  4. Clinical Trials Update: June 6, 2007

    Mon, 24 Mar 2008

    More information Please see http://www.centerwatch.com/patient/studies/cat700.html . ----- Fibrocystic Breast Disease Women with breast pain are invited to participate in this clinical study of an investigational drug

  5. Clinical Trials Update: March 20, 2007

    Sun, 23 Mar 2008

    patient/studies/cat29.html . ----- Fibrocystic Breast Disease This study will evaluate cyclic breast with the menstrual cycle in women diagnosed with fibrocystic breast disease. Women 18-50 with normal thyroid function

  6. What Changes Do I Look For in Breast Appearance During a Self-Exam?

    Mon, 24 Sep 2007

    do is stand in front of the mirror, and you're going to look for changes -- changes in the size or the shape of your breast , changes in the texture. You might see an orange peel effect. You might notice other changes, such as increased visualization

  7. If I Have Fibrocystic Changes in the Breast, Should I See a Cancer Specialist or My Primary Care Provider for a Clinical Breast Exam?

    Mon, 24 Sep 2007

    exam? Answer: Women who have normal dense glandular tissue, which falls into this term that some people call fibrocystic breasts , should continue their monthly self-examination, yearly examination with their primary physicians, and evaluation

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  1. What To Do If I Have Breast Changes ?

    Mon, 17 Sep 2007

    Dr. Stephen Edge answers the question: 'What To Do If I Have Breast Changes ?'

  2. What Changes Do I Look For in Breast Appearance?

    Sun, 16 Sep 2007

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