Women’s Health

A 3D mammography, also known as Digital Breast Tomosynthesis, is an advanced imaging test that uses multiple x-rays to put together a three-dimensional picture of your breast. This allows the Radiologist to examine your breast tissue—layer by layer—and have a

A breast biopsy is the process of removing a small sample of breast tissue or fluid to test for cancer. The results will indicate if the cells are benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous).  Why Do I Need a Breast Biopsy?

It’s a scary notion for nearly all women – and a terrifying reality for many. Breast cancer. We don’t even like saying the words…However, it behooves you as a woman to know all you can about the disease so that

Some women work out six days a week. Some ladies get facials and love to preen. Some don’t eat carbs or sugar. Whether you are one of these 40-somethings or not, caring for your body and your breast health is

Help a Recently Diagnosed Friend or Family Member by Participating in Charitable Breast Cancer Awareness Activities and Fundraising Fun Navigating the world of breast cancer treatment and all that it encapsulates is no cake walk – so if you have

Breast cancer is a serious and scary diagnosis, but the good news is that we are learning more and more about it every day. Through extensive research by the National Institute of Health, Breast Cancer Organizations and other private and

Nausea is a common symptom for those undergoing cancer treatment. Depending on the type of cancer, the individual, and the specific treatment, it can range from a slight uneasy feeling to severe vomiting and an inability to keep any food

There is information everywhere about how breastfeeding is good for your baby, giving him a healthy start to life. You may not have heard that breastfeeding can also reduce your risk of cancer later in life. Even if diagnosed with

A breast cancer diagnosis has a huge impact on your life and those around you. Feeling sad, shocked or angry are natural emotions that accompany cancer and it is important to find an outlet to express yourself. Just as it

If you have had a family member diagnosed with breast cancer, unfortunately it increases your risk of developing the disease as well. Particularly if your family member is a first degree relative, (sister, mother or daughter) your risk is then