Should Mammograms Start at 40?
Are you as up-to-date with advances in breast cancer research as you think? Find out when you should really start getting mammograms.
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Are you as up-to-date with advances in breast cancer research as you think? Find out when you should really start getting mammograms.
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Anita Cochrane founded team LiveSTRONG seven years ago for the Shoppers Drug Mart Weekend to End Women's Cancers— two years after being diagnosed with breast cancer. Her positive spirit, love for fitness, and enthusiasm toward research fused into an inspirational team captain and advocate for breast cancer research.
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Although women are actually more likely to develop heart disease, breast cancer still poses a major risk for many women. It's the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in women. Exercise and not smoking are important ways to reduce your risk. But the right diet can help to prevent it, too. Read on to find out which foods can lower your risk.
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You are strong. You are brave. You are wise. You are beautiful. You've put the needs of others ahead of your own, so take some time for yourself. In honour of International Woman's Day, we've got articles that'll help you stay healthy, fit, and looking your best.
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While it is true that the development of cancer is related to genetic material, your cancer risk can be lowered through healthy eating. Find out what to consume and what to cut back on to diminish your risk.
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Scientists at the BC Cancer Agency are launching parallel voyages of discovery that are changing the face of cancer in British Columbia and around the world.
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Being diagnosed with breast cancer, or any other potentially life-threatening disease, is a hard blow for anyone. When you find out that someone dear to you has an illness, whether they are a family member or a close friend, you’ll want to be there for them as much as you can—but it’s not always obvious what the best approach is.
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All women run the risk of developing breast cancer, but you can minimize your chances by staying informed and making the right lifestyle choices.
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This year, more than 22,000 Canadian women were diagnosed with breast cancer. That’s a pretty frightening statistic, but advances in diagnostic techniques as well as in treatments are improving our odds of beating the disease.
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Revolutionary drugs that block or stop estrogen are extending the lives of women with breast cancer.
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