While lumpy breasts and discomfort are common in women it is best to know just what the cause might be.
This is a preliminary piece of research, but valuable information for those at risk.
Staying healthy is all about the right diet and lifestyle, so these are great choices to help you do that.
It is natural to be concerned about any difference in your breasts, but important to know the difference between cancer and the many other types of cysts in the body.
There’s a good reason why menopause is called “the change of life.” It can affect just about every part of your body, including your breasts.
Any changes in the breast are always best to be checked. If you are experiencing pain, this may help answer some of your questions.
February 4 is World Cancer Day so here are some helpful tips on how to reduce your risk for hormonally based cancers.
Bioidentical doctors have been saying for years how protective progesterone is for breast cancer. Now research seems to have ‘discovered’ it but are we talking about the same thing?
Any woman who has had breast cancer is naturally concerned to avoid any future occurrence and nutritionist Patrick Holford has some practical suggestions on how to do that.
There is certainly plenty of information around about breast cancer, but it never hurts to remind ourselves of things that may be beliefs rather than facts.