[wpr-template id=”4771″] When Breast Cancer Doesn’t Start in the Breast Sometimes breast cancer starts in lymph nodes before it’s visible in the breast. Discover how this rare “hidden” form challenges what we think we know. Breast Cancer Can Start Outside the Breast When we think of breast cancer, most of us picture a lump in […]
[wpr-template id=”4771″] What to Expect and How to Live Comfortably with Tissue Expanders Understanding the process, managing the discomfort, and finding confidence during recovery The Purpose of Tissue Expanders After a mastectomy, tissue expanders help prepare your chest for future implants or reconstruction. They gradually stretch the skin, creating a soft, natural-looking space over time.
[wpr-template id=”4771″] Breast Cancer Awareness Month: More Than Pink Ribbons Recognizing courage, learning the story behind the pink ribbon, and motivating compassionate awareness and action that lasts far beyond October 🎀 Breast Cancer Awareness Month: More Than Pink Ribbons October is about more than pink. It’s about people—their strength, stories, and the compassion that connects
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[wpr-template id=”4771″] Can Someone Get Two Different Cancers in Their Lifetime? It’s possible to face more than one cancer in life — but every step forward in science brings better ways to treat and thrive Multiple Primary Cancers When most people think about cancer, they picture it as a single, life-changing diagnosis. But it’s possible
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[wpr-template id=”4771″] How to Perform a Breast Self-Exam: Step-by-Step Guide Regular breast self-exams help you become familiar with your breasts and notice any changes early. While they don’t replace routine screenings like mammograms, knowing what’s normal for you is an important part of breast health Step 1: Choose the Right Time Menstruating women: 3–5 days