The Daily Breeze–November 8, 2010–During Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, the issue of mammography was again a hot-button topic for women.
The most recent announcement about new mammography screening guidelines by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, a national panel of medical officials (not breast cancer experts!) who reviewed clinical data and made recommendations about [...]

by “Pink Dozen” Guest Blogger, Beth Feldman.
I don’t know about you, but when it comes to the topics of eggs, every single member of my family likes them prepared a different way. For me, I do the straight up hard boiled version (I’m not a big fan of yolk), my son opts for scrambled, my [...]

A third of breast cancer survivors who received the breast-conserving treatments lumpectomy and radiation rate the appearance of their post-treatment breast as only “fair” or “poor” in comparison to their untreated breast, according to a new University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine study that will be presented today at the 52nd Annual Meeting of the [...]

Modern Man’s Response to the Emergence of the Goddess
Back in July, I published a piece here on The Huffington Post called “Why It is Wise to Worship a Woman?” That article emerged in a very personal and spontaneous way. I’d been out for a walk with Chameli, my wife, one evening. Overwhelmed with the feeling [...]

November 1, 2010 (San Diego, California) — Two new studies come to different conclusions about whether racial disparities exist in breast cancer treatment. Both were presented here at the annual meeting of the American Society for Radiation Oncology 52nd Annual Meeting.
The first study reported that there was no evidence of racial disparity in the delivery [...]

OCT 31, 2010
“The Empty Cup Runneth Over”
Breast cancer affects many man and women all over the world. One of the most deadly cancer’s in women is breast cancer. About two weeks ago while on set for a Betsey Johnsonn segment that aired on NBC Ch.6, I met a wonderful women that is a breast cancer [...]

Heated gold nanoshells, the touted Houston invention now in cancer trials, appear to help kill diseased cells at a previously unreachable root level, according to new research.
In a mouse study published Wednesday, Houston researchers showed that the use of tiny gold-coated particles to deliver heat to breast cancer tumors already treated with radiation not only [...]

By Sandra Gordon
Breast cancer is an expensive illness, even if you have health insurance. “With today’s treatments, even just the copays on prescription drugs can be as high as tens of thousands of dollars per year,” says Marc Hurlbert, the executive director of the Avon Foundation for Women Breast Cancer Crusade in New York City. [...]

By ANDREA REISER, For The News
Friday, October 22, 2010 5:03 PM CDT
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and I hope that my story will inspire women to do everything they can to ensure that breast cancer is not on their lists of regrets.
Breast cancer. They’re two small words that barely take up any space [...]

According to Health.com, about 80 million Americans each year go on a diet, spending $40 billion annually on weight-loss aids and programs. Since dieting takes up so much of our collective consciousness, you’d think we would know everything there is to know about the facts of weight loss. Unfortunately, this isn’t true–myths about dieting abound [...]