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January 23, 2026/Cancer Care & Prevention

Can Soy Cause Breast Cancer?

Research consistently shows that soy-based foods do not increase your risk of breast cancer

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January 21, 2026/Cancer Care & Prevention

What Is the Deep Inspiration Breath Hold Technique for Radiation Therapy?

This breathing technique can help protect your heart during treatment for certain types of cancer

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December 26, 2025/Women's Health

Going Braless: Is It Healthy or Harmful?

For large breasts, wearing a bra may provide support that helps alleviate back pain — but if you’re comfortable without one, go for it!

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September 29, 2025/Women's Health

Why Are Your Breasts Itchy?

Dry skin, eczema, allergies and infections can all cause itchiness — but in some cases, itching may signify a more serious health condition

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How Fast Does Breast Cancer Spread?

Breast cancer’s growth rate depends on its type, stage, grade and more

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Understanding Where Breast Cancer Spreads

Breast cancer typically spreads to your lymph nodes first, and can travel to your lungs, bones and more

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May 9, 2025/Women's Health

Can You Have Kids After Breast Cancer?

Many breast cancer survivors have babies — talk to your provider before treatment to understand all of your options

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Rising Rates of Cancer in Young Adults — What You Need To Know

Rates of early-onset breast, colorectal and GI cancers are increasing, but preventive care and a healthy lifestyle can help reduce your risk

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What To Know About Getting a Breast Cancer Second Opinion

A second opinion can confirm your diagnosis and treatment plan and help you feel more confident about what’s next

Smiling healthcare provider helping female get a mammogram
November 26, 2024/Cancer Care & Prevention

Mammogram vs. Breast Ultrasound: Which One Is Best?

One is the gold standard for breast screening, while the other is used as a complementary diagnostic tool

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