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What’s the Breast Reconstruction Timeline After Surgery for Breast Cancer?

The process can range from six months to more than a year, depending on whether you have immediate or two-stage reconstruction

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Tips To Prepare for and Recover From a Mastectomy

To help yourself heal, prepare your home for recovery ahead of time and tend to your physical and mental health

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March 31, 2026/Digestive

Colon Cancer Screenings: When To Start

If you’re at average risk, it’s recommended that you get your first colonoscopy at age 45

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How You Can Support a Loved One With Breast Cancer

Practical help and honest conversations can make a meaningful difference

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Is That Mole Cancerous?

The size, shape and color of moles may offer clues that point to melanoma

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What Fiber Does for Your Risk of Colorectal Cancer

Eating more fiber helps keep your digestive system moving and may lower your risk for colon cancer

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What’s Included in Your Breast Cancer Pathology Report? And What Does It Mean?

Your path lab report contains detailed information about your tumor — your care team can work with you to turn it into a care plan

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Who Needs Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer?

Doctors look at stage, biology, genetic risk and more to recommend your treatment plan

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How To Reduce Risk of Breast Cancer

While you can’t change risk factors, like age or genetics, lifestyle choices and regular screenings can help lower your overall risk

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What To Know About Breast Cancer Recurrence

Early-stage breast cancer often responds well to treatment, but recurrence is still a risk

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