http://www.neomatrix.com - NeoMatrix provides information on clinical breast cancer FAQs to help you understand the signs and symptoms of breast cancer and precautions you should be taking. Go to www.NeoMatrix.com for more information.
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Breast cancer affects one in eight women during their lives. Oncologist Dr. Judith Luce of UCSF discuses the research and advances in technologies that are impacting the clinical care of breast cancer patients. Series: UCSF Mini Medical School for the Public [8/2008] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 14833]
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Michelle Wilsey is a 29-year-old woman who was just diagnosed with breast cancer. She recently had a double mascetomy and will be undergoing chemo therapy and radiation this summer. Michelle was told by doctors that the lump she felt in her breast COULD NOT be breast cancer because she was healthy, young and had no history of breast caner, but after insisting that doctor’s due the tests, Michelle was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in April 2008.
Michelle’s life has changed dramatically. And although she has insurance, there are MANY costs that insurance does not cover. We want to share Michelle’s story and make other young women aware that it can happen to them. Listen to your bodies, and go in for checkups regularly…it can save your life!
Please check out her videos and her website - www.michellewilsey.com
Please send your comments, support, or donations via the website.
Thank you!
TEAM MICHELLE
Say it. Fight it. Cure it.
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http://www.neomatrix.com - New Technology can warn of breast cancer risk years before cancer develops.
The HALO test offers the opportunity for the prevention of breast cancer by finding early warning signs years before a tumor might develop. The test can help to save lives by allowing women and their doctors to be proactive with their breast health.
Learn more at http://www.neomatrix.com
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John Edwards responds to the National Breast Cancer Coalition’s question: What would you do as president to eradicate breast cancer?
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This is a 5 minute clip of Deborah Singer's Telly Award winning documentary, "The Changing Face of Breast Cancer." Meet Kim and Melanie, two sisters in their 30's who are battling breast cancer. …
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Mena Suvari - one of your favorite Hollywood stars speaks about Breast Cancer Awareness and the importance of taking action. … Breast Cancer Awareness Mena Suvari Actress Health
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Sheryl Crow delivers the opening statement of her testimony before a House Health subcommittee on breast cancer research legislation. Washington, DC - Video source: C-SPAN.org
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I made this video because I think the media headlines did a disservice to the public by oversimplifying the complex considerations behind a study looking at fruits and vegetables.
The study called the Women’s Healthy Eating and Living (WHEL) Randomized Trial was published in JAMA last week:
Influence of a diet very high in vegetables, fruit, and fiber and low in fat on prognosis following treatment for breast cancer: the Women’s Healthy Eating and Living (WHEL) randomized trial.
JAMA. 2007 Jul 18;298(3):289-98.
There was, however, an editorial that went along with the study, that tries to address some key questions about the study (such as, did the women who were on the intervention actually follow through on the intervention — the answer which seems to be unclear). Please see:
Fat, fruits, vegetables, and breast cancer survivorship. JAMA. 2007 Jul 18;298(3):335-6.
In the upcoming weeks, there should be more editorials published in specialty nutrition journals addressing the different methodological considerations about the study, as well as address the broader picture of the effects of eating healthy extra fruits and vegetables. I will try to keep this video description updated.
In the meantime, please know that eating extra fruits and vegetables will almost certainly bring good benefits to your health.
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Meet Stefanie LaRue, who was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer at the age of 30 after being told by her doctors that she was too young to have breast cancer. After multiple surgeries and months of chemo, Stefanie’s doctors have classified her as having no evidence of the disease. Today, Stefanie acts as an advocate for breast cancer education and prevention, sharing her story with others and urging women to empower themselves as patients.
For more information on breast cancer, and to learn how you can become an empowered patient, visit www.womenshealthcareforum.com/breastcancer.cfm.
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