by Sarah Brechon | Jul 16, 2012
Exercise. Love it or hate it, it’s a well-established fact that physical activity helps keep you healthy. When it comes to preventing breast cancer, the potential benefits of exercise are really worth noting. The American Cancer Society (ACS) recently acknowledged...
by Sarah Brechon | May 2, 2012
There is a definite link between drinking and breast cancer. Even just that one glass of wine with your evening meal has been shown to pose an increased risk. Here we look at how one of the major breast cancer risk factors can be easily prevented and why it’s so...
by Sarah Brechon | Mar 14, 2012
Silicon breast models are used during our breast health seminars to help students learn what tumors feel like. So you understand how to reduce your risk factors for breast cancer; you regularly perform your BSE (breast self exam) and you attend your annual clinical...
by Sarah Brechon | Feb 28, 2012
A common breast cancer myth is that only women suffer from breast cancer. In actual fact, according to the latest American Cancer Society statistics, approximately 2190 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the United States. Recognizing Breast Cancer in...
by Sarah Brechon | Feb 14, 2012
Is Breast Cancer a Modern Illness? To the contrary: cancer has probably been around as long as humans. Skeletal remains of a 2,700 year old Russian King and a 2,200 year old Egyptian mummy have both been diagnosed with prostate cancers. Breast cancer can also be...
