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Focus on exercise, eating healthy and getting regular screenings to help lower your risk
Rates of early-onset breast, colorectal and GI cancers are increasing, but preventive care and a healthy lifestyle can help reduce your risk
A second opinion can confirm your diagnosis and treatment plan and help you feel more confident about what’s next
The side effects of cancer and treatment can impact desire, sexual function and intimacy, but there are ways you can keep the flame going
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Cancer and its treatments can cause anemia, often due to bleeding or treatment side effects
They’re different versions of the same tool, all with the goal of early detection of breast cancer
Decisions you make regarding smoking, alcohol use, meal choices and exercise can make a big difference
A second appointment is common, especially after your first mammogram and if you have dense breasts — but it doesn’t necessarily mean anything is wrong
These rare tumors are almost always a side effect of a condition called neurofibromatosis type 1, so asking if this is the case is important
Depending on the type of surgery, a hysterectomy may or may not cause menopause symptoms
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