Submitted by Dr. Karen David, medical geneticist
Thank you for publishing “Breast Cancer: Is It all in your Genes” in honor of October Breast Cancer Awareness Month to bring this to
Paint a pumpkin, and maybe even add glitter and jewels, all in the name of breast cancer awareness. Experts from Middlesex Hospital’s Comprehensive Breast Center will be on hand to
Catch the Flames of Hope special lighting of WaterFire, which will raise awareness of breast cancer and celebrate those whose lives have been touched by the disease.
Eating healthier begins with making smart choices. Start by trying these substitutes for vegetable oil and reducing your intake of artificial sugars and salt.
By Cassandra Raposo and Rebecca Galib
October brings with it many colors, like the vibrant red, orange and yellow of autumn leaves. October is also Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so while
While battling a life-changing disease like breast cancer, it helps to have a support system in place.
It’s especially helpful when someone who has survived breast cancer is in your
A late-stage breast cancer diagnosis can be devastating.
The five-year survival rate for women diagnosed with stage 0 or 1 breast cancer is nearly 100 percent. But it drops to 73
