Ipsilateral Breast Cancer: A Case of Deja Vu
#FeatureFriday “Ipsilateral”, as defined by the National Cancer Institute, means “on the same side of the body as another structure.”...
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Genderless Breast Cancer Research
By Rod Ritchie Most cancers are genderless, with the notable exceptions of ovarian, cervical, testicular, and prostate cancers. Why is...
Breast Cancer and Social Media
By Alexis Puthussery The presence of social media in modern life can’t be denied. Be it TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, or one of the many...
Breast Cancer and Medical Cannabis
#FeatureFriday With many states beginning to legalize medical marijuana, or cannabis, you may be curious about whether or not it could...
New Study Finds Breast Cancer Spreads Faster During Sleep
#FeatureFriday Sleep is critical for good health. Studies show that people who don’t get good quality sleep may be at risk for many...
Breast Cancer in Rural America
By Alexis Puthussery Rural Americans make up about 15% of the population, and according to the US census, rural healthcare disparities...
Spreading Awareness of the Racial Disparity of Breast Cancer Among Asian-American Women
By Hanah Kurosawa This is my first blog in my social outreach campaign focusing on racial disparities in breast cancer rates among Asian...
Surviving Breast Cancer
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What Are Clinical Trials?
Transcribed by Agnieszka Kowalczyk Laura (addressing Martin Naley): It’s my pleasure today to be speaking with Martin Naley from Ciitizen...
Promising Developments in Breast Cancer Treatment
Thanks to the dedication and diligence of researchers, there are some impressive developments in finding the cure for breast cancer....
Experimental Breast Cancer Vaccines
#FeatureFriday Cleveland Clinic Breast Cancer Vaccine This past year, we have seen firsthand the life-altering effects that vaccines can...
You, Your Environment, and Your Breast Health
#FeatureFriday Yesterday, Thursday, April 22nd marked the 51st anniversary of Earth Day. What started in 1970 with over 20 million...
Breast Cancer Patients and COVID-19 Vaccinations
Should breast cancer patients receive one of the new COVID-19 vaccines? Several of these COVID-19 Vaccines are now available on a sliding...
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