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Number Of Male Breast Cancer Cases Increases: Here’s What You Should Know
The incidence of male breast cancer is estimated at around 0.5 to 1 percent of all cases of breast cancer.
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Why Women Question Health Warnings Linking Alcohol With Breast Cancer
Health messaging for women around alcohol breast cancer risk must acknowledge the social and commercial factors that encourage alcohol consumption.
Why Every Woman Should Know How To Self-Examine Her Breasts
SheThePeople recently organised a workshop that provided tips on how to conduct a self-examination of breasts on a regular basis and watch out for the early signs of cancer.
Exercise Can Reduce Stress And Improve Sleep, Especially In Women With Breast Cancer
Research also suggests exercise may be beneficial for people with other health conditions such as depression or sleep disturbances.
Indian-Origin Woman With Few Months To Live Walks Breast Cancer-Free After New Drug Trial
A mother of two, Jasmin previously worked as a clinical lead at an aged care facility. After spotting a lump in her breasts, she was diagnosed with an aggressive triple-negative form of breast cancer back in 2017.
Chhavi Mittal Shares How She Prepped For Her Breast Cancer Surgery
Cancer can be a physical struggle, but I don’t want it to beat me emotionally. Struggling with cancer for the past month has made me realise how strong cancer survivors are, says Chhavi Mittal.
Viral Video: TV Actor Chhavi Mittal Dances From Hospital Ward Before Breast Cancer Surgery
She was spotted grooving on Bop Daddy, a song by Falz feat Ms Banks. This is ahead of her breast cancer surgery. The Instagram post has got 19,010 likes so far
Do You Know These Early Signs Of Breast Cancer?
Regular self-examination can help with an early detection of breast cancer. Here are the early signs you need to watch out for.
She Cooks For Family Before Cancer Surgery, Love Or Thankless Labour?
The family is unconcerned and no one can say for sure if it is a choice.
Increased Sun Exposure Is Linked To Lower Risk Of Breast Cancer: Study
Women who had the most cumulative sun exposure had a lower risk of breast cancer. Similarly, the risk was lower regardless of estrogen receptor status, and it was even lower among those with darker skin.
