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Tired cancer patient reading at night
February 27, 2024/Cancer Care & Prevention

The Link Between Insomnia and Cancer Treatment

Medications, tubing and stress can steal away the ZZZs you need

Female asleep on couch on backyard deck next to laptop and glasses
February 22, 2024/Cancer Care & Prevention

Does Breast Cancer Treatment Make You Tired?

The answer is yes — but there are things you can do to help boost your energy

Female swimmer in the water at edge of a pool
December 1, 2023/Women’s Health

Can Exercise Reduce Your Risk of Breast Cancer?

Physical activity and weight management can minimize your chances of getting the disease

woman sleeping
November 2, 2023/Women’s Health

Is It Bad To Sleep in a Bra?

Head to bed in a bra to reduce breast pain, nipple irritation and stretch marks

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woman dyeing her hair
October 25, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

Can Hair Dye Increase Cancer Risk?

Research shows some associations and concerns, but no definitive connections

person applying deodorant
October 20, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

Can Deodorant Cause Cancer?

Research doesn’t show a link between the personal hygiene product and breast cancer

doctor talking about breast health
October 4, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

Myths Explained: Breast Cancer Symptoms

Lumps may move and you may feel pain, but breast discharge typically isn’t a sign of cancer

foods with vitamin D and supplements
October 4, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

Vitamin D and Breast Cancer: Are They Linked?

If you’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer, having a normal range of vitamin D can help

Person took swab test and is inserting swab back into tube.
September 29, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

At-Home DNA Test for Breast Cancer Risk Has Limitations

If you’re of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, these tests are still an important resource

Nurse helping to position a patient's arm during a mammogram.
July 31, 2023/Women’s Health

The Right Age To Get a Mammogram? Your Doctor Can Help You Decide

Annual screenings should start at 40 for most — but some should start younger

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