Breast Cancer

Hair dye breast cancer risk

Hair dye and straightener may increase risk for breast cancer, study says

Women with diabetes are less likely to get cancer screenings, study finds

Women with diabetes are less likely to get screened for cancer

Six common cancer myths debunked

What to know before your first mammogram

What to know about mammograms

Here are the most common signs of breast cancer

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FDA wants more men in clinical trials of breast cancer drugs

Breast cancer in men

Here are the recommended health screenings for women in their 50s

Alcohol is a risk factor for breast cancer — and few women know that

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The science-backed reason you should always schedule morning doctor's appointments

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Most people don’t realize breast cancer can happen in men, too

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IBX, Unite for HER sending care packages to breast cancer patients

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Philly woman diagnosed with breast cancer while caring for husband battling colon cancer

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FDA proposes update to mammography regulations for first time in 20 years

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Cancer death rate dropping faster in black Americans, narrowing racial gap

Suburban Philly organization sets cancer guidelines used by doctors all over the world

Deaths by cancer on a steady 25-year decline in the United States, new report finds

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Study suggests breast cancer screening guidelines are outdated

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Lumos Yoga and Barre will host a breast cancer awareness yoga class tomorrow

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A new study finds that eating organic foods has major benefit in cancer prevention

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These local tattoo artists are helping breast cancer survivors complete their reconstruction

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We tested women and men in Pennsylvania for breast cancer genes – only 18 percent knew they had it

Drink pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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Doctors using virtual reality to benefit cancer patients

Carroll - Penn Radiation Oncology Virtual Reality

This October, support Living Beyond Breast Cancer by drinking rosé at Tria

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At least 15 men near Ground Zero during 9/11 now have breast cancer

New clues could help doctors predict breast cancer relapse

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For nursing home patients, breast cancer surgery may do more harm than good

South Jersey women knitting 'knockers' for breast cancer survivors

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Spend Sunday morning doing yoga for a good cause

Cancer can't keep South Jersey couple from big wedding they never had

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When you need a breast screening, should you get a 3-D mammogram?

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Cancer Treatment

Unneeded scans, therapy, surgery only add to patients’ ills and bills

Breast cancer patient from Delco scores emotional win on 'Live with Kelly and Ryan'

The mystery of breast cancer: no smoking gun

Study: Fitness could help cut the risk of breast cancer

Joe Biden sends Julia Louis-Dreyfus heartfelt message after she reveals breast cancer diagnosis

This workout burns more fat than running -- and takes less time, too

Thousands attend Race for the Cure to continue Mother's Day tradition in Philly

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Cancer has spread for Philly woman who threw goodbye party for boobs before double mastectomy

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Philly woman throws boobs a goodbye bash before double mastectomy

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