Part of the
A good part of the reason I’ve aged well is due to serendipity. When I was in my teens and twenties I loved hats and wore them all the time. I wasn’t thinking about protecting my skin from the sun; it was just my own silly sense of fashion. I felt undressed without a funky hat.
Years later in my 30s I read an article written by a dermatologist who
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The study shows that if you have relatives or genes who have cancer or breast cancer you will most likely to get one in the future. But do you know that eating healthy diet will help you control some diseases or malfunction in our cells? Eating healthy diet can help you avoid getting diseases. Check out this video that gives you some tips on what to eat to help prevent breast cancer.
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A doctor from the Cleveland Clinic claims he has developed a vaccine to prevent and possibly cure breast cancer.
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Even though it’s celebrated during the month of October, breast cancer awareness is really a year-round issue.
Dr. Ann Kulze, MD, author of “Dr. Ann’s Ten-Step Diet” offers great guidance with a list of things we can do right now … to do everything possible to prevent breast cancer and stop all these silly races, walks, shopping sprees and those damn ribbons!
1. Maintain a healthy body weight (BMI less
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Research published online April 12 in the journal Pediatrics found that girls who drank the most alcohol during their teen years — daily or nearly every day — were five times more likely to develop benign breast disease as young adults than were their peers who never drank or drank less than once a week.
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October is breast cancer month and all month long, we will be posting educational information to help you prevent this disease.
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A mini guide to help African-American women get started on educating themselves on breast cancer awareness. And remember, if you are over 40 years of age, it is important to schedule an annual mammogram.
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Boris, odds are you just lost most of your fanbase because of that statement….However, his statistics are correct and he meant well.
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Getting your annual Mammogram in conjunction with an MRI can be a cost-effective way of improving life expectancy in women at high risk for breast cancer. A team of radiologists at General Hospital in Boston, Ma. conducted a study to determine the costs and benefits of mammography. Read their findings here.
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Did you know that one out of four women will get fibroids during their childbearing years?
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It seems like our favorite shows and channels have painted a scary picture of black women that America is liking…Loud, Confrontational and Dramatic. Are we? And why when there’s 2 or more of us, its a big mess? Why is that?
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Also don’t forget to take a loved one to the Doctor as well.
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As you can see, the fly jock Tom Joyner helps everyone he can.
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