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Breast Cancer:     more books (100)

Intimacy After Breast Cancer: Dealing With Your Body, Relationships and Sex by Gina M. Maisano, 2010-05 Breast Cancer and Iodine : How to Prevent and How to Survive Breast Cancer by David Derry, 2002 The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet: The Powerful Foods, Supplements, and Drugs That Can Save Your Life by Dr. Bob Arnot, 1999-09-16 Choices in Breast Cancer Treatment: Medical Specialists and Cancer Survivors Tell You What You Need to Know (A Johns Hopkins Press Health Book) Be a Survivor: Your Guide to Breast Cancer Treatment by Vladimir Lange, 2009-04 After Breast Cancer: Answers to the Questions You're Afraid to Ask (Patient Centered Guides) by Musa Mayer, 2003-03-03 Traditional Chinese Medicine: A Woman's Guide to Healing from Breast Cancer by Nan Lu, Ellen Schaplowsky, 1999-09-01 Yoga and Breast Cancer: A Journey to Health and Healing by Ingrid Kollak, M.D. Isabell Utz-Billing, 2010-10-01 I Am Not My Breast Cancer: Women Talk Openly About Love and Sex, Hair Loss and Weight Gain, Mothers and Daughters, and Being a Woman with Breast Cancer by Ruth Peltason, 2008-09-01 Dr. Susan Love's Breast Book, 5th Edition (A Merloyd Lawrence Book) by Susan M. Love MD, 2010-09-14 100 Questions & Answers About Advanced and Metastatic Breast Cancer by Lillie D. Shockney, Gary R., et all 2008-09-12 Breast Cancer: Beyond Convention: The World's Foremost Authorities on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Offer Advice on Healing by Isaac, O.M.D., L.A.c. Cohen, Debu, M.D. Tripathy, 2003-09-16 Johns Hopkins Patients' Guide to Breast Cancer by Lillie D. Shockney, 2009-05-14 Becoming a Breast Cancer Nurse Navigator by Lillie D. Shockney, 2009-12-21

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21. Breast Cancer Research
    news. Latest news. Male breast cancers more common 24 May 2004 Micro MRI Tracks breast cancer Metastasis in Mice (Register with Medscape to view) 19 May 2004  
    http://breast-cancer-research.com/home/

22. Use Of Smokeless Tobacco May Lead To Breast Cancer, Wake Forest Team Reports
    Spit tobacco increases a woman's risk of breast cancer.  
    http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2000/05/000509003313.htm
    
    Extractions: Source Wake Forest University School Of Medicine Date Print this page Email to friend Preliminary results suggest that using smokeless tobacco may dramatically increase the risk of breast cancer, Wake Forest University School of Medicine researchers reported today. Most Popular Snuff Brands Also Have Big Nicotine Doses Chewing Tobacco Hampers Ability To Perform Complex Tasks related stories Related section: John G. Spangler, M.D., M.P.H., told the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, meeting in Orlando, "These preliminary data are the first to document an apparent relationship between smokeless tobacco use and breast cancer."

23. BreastCancer.org - Breast Cancer Treatment Information And Pictures
    •, Questions about breast cancer. •, In breast cancer treatment. •, Interested in donating? Genetics and breast cancer. •, Are most breast cancers inherited?  
    http://www.breastcancer.org/
    
    Extractions: @import "bco_style_2.css"; Press Room About Us Site Map Dictionary ... Frequently Asked Questions First-time guest? Try one of these starting points: Questions about Breast Cancer In breast cancer treatment Interested in donating? Help keep our programs free. Just Diagnosed Moving on with life after cancer Free Email Updates Current research, online events, and more Prevention Genetics and Breast Cancer Accept What Can't be Changed ... Free Email Updates e-Healthcare

24. Breast Cancer, Breast Feeding And Tobacco Smoke
    Early studies treated secondhand smokers as if they were nonsmokers, which actually masked the evidence; later studies separated out the two, and found that both active and passive smoking are causes of breast cancer.  
    http://www.nietrokers.nl/e/g02059.html
    
    Extractions: But before I do that, I want to raise a point about how difficult it is to get journalists to pay attention to what is important in scientific research instead of paying attention to unimportant scientific reports. I will do this by marking a very bad anniversary. Last year, almost exactly a year ago today, on May 20, scientists reported that they had found evidence that active smoking reduces the risk of breast cancer in women who carry the mutant genes BRCA1 or BRAC2. That was a Wednesday. The media in Europe and North America shouted this message to the world: SMOKING MAY REDUCE THE RISK OF BREAST CANCER. That same week, however, news releases telling the truth had been coordinated to be sent out in both Europe and North America for journalists to report on the Monday, two days earlier. Not a single television, radio, newpaper or magazine report told the public on that Monday that both active and passive smoking lead to a very large increased risk of breast cancer. Instead, all the reports were disgracefully about the Wednesday publication of the scientific report on BRCA1 and BRAC2 genes and the supposed reduction in risk of breast cancer due to smoking.

25. National Breast Cancer Centre ­ Evidenced Based Information, Breast Cancer
    Homepage of the National breast cancer Centre providing information about breast cancer for consumers and health professionals.  
    http://www.nbcc.org.au/
    
    Extractions: Bettina Woodburn shares her inspirational story! For more personal stories on breast cancer survivors go to the Breast Cancer Network Australia website Announcement! The National Breast Cancer Centre will hold its annual Pink Ribbon breakfast this year on 1 October 2004. More details will be available soon. Breast Fax - The National Breast Cancer Centre's Monthly Newsletter.... May Edition Latest News view all news items view all position statements June 2004 Breast self examination devices i.e. "Breast Gloves", National Breast Cancer Centre's - Position Statement There is no evidence that the promotion of the structured approach to examination has any benefits in terms of reducing deaths from breast cancer. Women, however, are encouraged to know the normal look and feel of their breast and to report any changes to their doctor as soon as possible Latest News view all news items 1 June 2004 Scholarships to improve breast cancer care in rural areas Twenty-three nurses and community health workers from rural areas have won scholarships to develop their skills in caring for women with breast cancer, through an international initiative spearheaded by Polo Ralph Lauren

26. Sloan-Kettering - Breast Cancer
    Overview and general information about the condition from Memorial SloanKettering Cancer Center of New York City.  
    http://www.mskcc.org/document/WICBREAS.htm
    
    Extractions: Memorial Sloan-Kettering's Breast Disease Management Team provides comprehensive, multidisciplinary care to breast cancer patients, including a full array of supportive services such as nutritional and genetic counseling, gynecologic and endocrinological care, physical therapy, and the most extensive psychosocial support programs in the region. We treat more breast cancer patients than any other cancer center in the nation. In this section you can find information about our expertise in treating patients with breast cancer, our services, and our research.

27. BreastCancer.Net: Http://www.breastcancer.net
    A clearinghouse for the latest news and information on the prevention, detection and treatment of breast cancer to Latinas affected by breast cancer. breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer  
    http://www.breastcancer.net/

28. The Breast Cancer Fund Home Page
    The breast cancer Fund is a national nonprofit organization formed in 1992 to identify and advocate for elimination of the environmental and other preventable  
    http://www.breastcancerfund.org/

29. Susan G. Komen...Race For The Cure...Central Florida Affiliate
    Calendar of events, Race for the Cure information, photos, and donation information.  
    http://www.komencentralflorida.com/

30. National Breast Cancer Awareness Month Increasing Early Breast Cancer Detection
    National breast cancer Awareness Month is dedicated to increasing awareness of the importance of early breast cancer detection.  
    http://www.nbcam.org/index.cfm
    
    Extractions: This educational and informational meeting, to be held May 14th, 2004, at the Hilton New York is the only national summit that will offer participants the opportunity to reflect on the progress that has been made in the last 20 years and learn how these accomplishments and upcoming developments will impact breast cancer patients in the future.

31. Breast Cancer Action
    Email info@bcaction.org. Reflections from the 26th Annual San Antonio breast cancer Symposium, Site Info 01.01 4/27/04 © 2004, breast cancer Action.  
    http://www.bcaction.org/

32. Northern Arizona Hematology And Oncology - Flagstaff, Arizona
    Information about this Flagstaff, Arizona center. Discusses breast cancer care, clinical trials, alternative therapy, support and events.  
    http://www.nacancercenter.com
    
    Extractions: Northern Arizona Hematology and Oncology (NAHOA), an affiliate of the Arizona Oncology Association, provides consulting services and therapy for patients with malignant diseases and hematologic disorders. We are a comprehensive cancer treatment center using the latest technology and pharmaceutical advancements. We strive to make advanced state of the art cancer care more accessible to patients in our community. Mission Statement

33. Medical College Of Wisconsin Healthlink Topics: Women's Health
    News and information about women's health issues such as breast cancer, heart disease, ovarian cancer and reproductive health from the Medical College of Wisconsin.  
    http://healthlink.mcw.edu/womens-health/
    
    Extractions: by date Latest articles on Women's Health What happens during a young woman's first visit to the gynecologist? "We make sure it isn't threatening," says Dr. Michael Lund. "We provide education and take a history. Often, we won't even do an exam until there's a good reason to do one." During menopause, the body produces less estrogen and progesterone. Dr. Julie Mitchell notes that while some women have no symptoms, others might endure them for five years or more. Taking a combination of estrogen and progestin brings certain health risks, but women who have had a hysterectomy can take estrogen alone, which could have fewer negative consequences. The key to finding breast cancer is early detection, and the key to early detection is a regular screening mammogram, along with a clinical breast exam by a doctor or nurse. High-quality scientific research on nutrition is difficult to carry out. Still, notes Dr. Julie Mitchell, there are a few key principles that repeated research has borne out.

34. National Cancer Institute - Breast Cancer Home Page
    breast cancer Home Page. What You Need To Know About™ breast cancer Information about detection, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of breast cancer.  
    http://www.cancer.gov/cancer_information/cancer_type/breast/

35. Breast Cancer Banner Bracelet
    Offers a breast cancer banner bracelet. A visible statement of concern and caring for all woman touched by breast cancer.  
    http://www.breastcancerbannerbracelet.com/

36. National Cancer Institute - What You Need To Know About Breast Cancer
    breast cancer Who s at Risk? No one knows the exact causes of breast cancer. Stages of breast cancer. Doctors describe breast cancer by the following stages  
    http://www.cancer.gov/cancerinfo/wyntk/breast
    
    Extractions: Breast Cancer: Who's at Risk Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer among women in this country (other than skin cancer). The number of new cases of breast cancer in women was estimated to be about 212,600 in 2003. This National Cancer Institute (NCI) booklet has important information about breast cancer. It discusses possible causes, screening, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. It also has information to help women with breast cancer cope with the disease. Breast Cancer in Men Each year, about 1,300 men in this country learn they have breast cancer. Much of the information in this booklet applies to men with breast cancer. More information about breast cancer in men is available on NCI's Web site at http://cancer.gov

37. Alliance, Cigarette Smoking Linked To Breast Cancer
    Summary of recent research.  
    http://bcn.boulder.co.us/community/abct/abctbcnc.htm
    
    Extractions: on Tobacco and Health Cigarette Smoking Linked to Breast Cancer By Will Boggs, MD Their study of 132 families with at least three breast or ovarian cancer patients found that patients' sisters and daughters who smoked were more than twice as likely to develop breast cancer, compared with the nonsmoking sisters and daughters of patients. In families with the strongest genetic riskthose with at least five members with cancersmoking was an even more significant risk factor. Patients' sisters and daughters who smoked at some point in their lives were nearly six times more likely to develop breast cancer than relatives who never smoked. The researchers explain that smoking boosts carcinogens, or cancer-causing chemicals, in the blood. These chemicals can cause mutations in the DNA of breast cells which, over time, lead to cancer. The study authors call for further research into the link between cigarette smoking and breast cancer among women with a genetic risk. "If you don't smoke, don't start. If you do smoke, it's never too late to quit," Sellers said. NOTE: Secondhand smoke has long been associated with a higher risk of breast and ovarian cancer.

38. Breast Cancer Information From National Breast Cancer Foundation
    breast cancer information including early signs and symptoms of breast cancer, myths, early detection, breast cancer research and much more from the National  
    http://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/

39. Health Canada - Breast Cancer Linked To Second-hand Smoke
    Summary of recent research based on data from 19941997.  
    http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/english/media/releases/2000/2000_26e.htm
    
    Extractions: March 15, 2000 OTTAWA - A Health Canada study reports that second-hand smoke may increase the risk of breast cancer. The study, Passive and Active Smoking and Breast Cancer Risk in Canada, 1994-97 , is being published today in the scientific journal Cancer Causes and Control . It provides evidence suggesting that the risk of breast cancer is greater among women who have been exposed regularly and for long periods of time to second-hand smoke, even though they, themselves, have never smoked. The longer the exposure, the higher the risk. After comparing 1,420 women diagnosed with breast cancer to a similar number of women without cancer, the study found that long-term exposure to second-hand smoke was associated with more than a 100% increase in premenopausal breast cancer risk, and a 30% increase in postmenopausal breast cancer. The study also found that among current women smokers, premenopausal breast cancer risk was 90% higher, and postmenopausal risk was 60% higher. Until recently, breast cancer has generally not been associated with women's smoking. However the six previously published studies of second-hand smoke and breast cancer have each suggested increased risk associated with second-hand smoke and with active smoking. This new Canadian study, the largest study of the issue published to date, extends that evidence. While a study of this nature cannot confirm a causal relationship of second-hand smoke to breast cancer, it can contribute to the identification of it can serve to identify important associations.

40. OncoLink | The Web's First Cancer Resource
    Provides information on breast cancer, lung cancer, skin cancer and more. OncoLinkTV PENN Vital Signs breast cancer A Journey to Survive.  
    http://www.oncolink.org/
    
    Extractions: More Cancer News Hot Spot OncoLink is attending the 40th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology , June 5-8, 2004, in New Orleans, LA. OncoLink reporters are providing in-depth, up-to-the-minute coverage of sessions and presentations. CME is also available OncoLinkTV: The Group Room at ASCO 2004 OncoLink, The Group Room (Vital Options International), and People Living with Cancer presented two special Webcasts from ASCO 2004: The Group Room from ASCO and When the Doctor has Cancer. Check back for on-demand archive of this event. What's New This Week OncoLink CME: The Evolving Role of Platinums and Biologics in the Treatment of Lung Cancer

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