‘My Pink Ribbon’
October brings a media barrage about “breast cancer awareness.” However, most people don’t know that men can get breast cancer too. Here is one man’s story.
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Tag Archives: Breast cancer
A Walk To Remember
Contributor Devra Lee Fishman participates in the Avon Walk each year, not only to raise money for a cure, but to stay connected to her lifelong friend.
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Going it Alone
After a diagnosis of breast cancer at 39, this mother of two was devastated to learn that doctors expected her to make all key treatment decisions.
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Helping Men Become Better Caregivers
For many families, caregiving duties automatically fall to women. According to an AARP study, most caregivers are female. But the same study showed that more men are starting to take on the caregiver’s role. That’s good news on the gender equality front. But if things are getting fairer, there’s still progress to be made. And to […]
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Breast Reconstruction: A Woman’s Choice
A plastic surgeon talks about the newest trends in breast reconstruction.
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Breast Cancer: Better Test, Better Treatment
A new test looks for color changes in cancer cells to help identify — without ultra-expensive microscopes — those that are sensitive to certain therapies.
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