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Very informative article! Read the book Anticancer by Dr. David Servan-Schreiber for excellent input on how to prevent and manage cancer. We can, to a large extent, take control of our lives and our health, and fight against this epidemic. - BC diagnosed, stage II
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can someone please answer my question ive had a breast lup for over a mounth and havent had time to have it chcked what stage would i be in if it was cancer
We have the right to know more about the use of MRI for screening, which can detect breast cancer earlier than mammography. Please read my story posted at http://mammogramsanddcis.blogspot.com (mammograms and dcis). There are many things that we are not being told.
how serious is inverted nipple? i had a normal mammogram.
i found this article to be very informative but left me with many more questions. like when they say youmaybe in stage IV what does this mean??? can anyone please help?
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... Everything... very very informative.