martes, 5 de octubre de 2010

About.com Health: Beyond the Pink...and More Pink

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From Kristin Kane, your About Health Editor
With stores so decked out with pink products that they could be mistaken for Barbie's dream house, it's hard to forget that it is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Whether you wish this month was every month, or that other health concerns got similar time in the spotlight, I bet we both agree that the more we all know about what can be done to prevent breast cancer, the better.

I'll raise a pink-iced cupcake...with pink sprinkles...in a pink wrapper to that.


Your Leg Up on the Disease
Breast cancer thinks it's pretty smart, what with it using your body against you to spread itself faster and all. Good thing we know a thing or two about what puts us at risk in the first place - and what we can do about it.

Your 20s, 30s, 40s and Beyond
The American Cancer Society recommends annual mammograms starting at 40, but that doesn't mean that your breasts should go entirely unchecked until then.

Worrisome Discoveries
There may be nothing more stop-in-your-tracks stunning as finding something "off" when examining your breasts. Any abnormality should be brought to your doctor's attention, but you may be relieved to learn that breast cancer is not to blame in most of these cases.

Myth or Fact?
Lots of falsehoods about breast cancer fly around, and knowing the truths about them can help you focus your prevention efforts on what's actually proven.

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