lunes, 22 de octubre de 2012

About.com Health: It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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From Maura Corrigan, your About.com Health Editor
One in eight women, and one percent of men, will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in their lives. Take advantage of Breast Cancer Awareness month to learn how to help fight the disease, and to reduce your own risk.

October is for Breast Cancer Awareness
Yes, it's also for Halloween and hot apple cider, but October is a time to commemorate breast cancer survivors (and those less fortunate), to support current patients, and to learn more about the disease in general. Read More...

Know Your Risk
While some types of breast cancer are genetic, and family history increases your overall risk, breast cancer can strike anyone--including the young. Learn about your own risk, and what signs to look for. Read More...

Take an Active Role in Prevention
From performing breast self exams to seeing your doctor annually (and getting a mammogram when appropriate), to eating well and exercising regularly--there's plenty you can do to help keep cancer away. No method is foolproof, but the sooner you're onto any abnormalities, the better your chances. Read More...

Ways to Support
Whether you're a survivor yourself, you want to support a survivor, or simply want to help eradicate the disease, there are plenty of ways to help. Try a breast cancer walk in your area, donate to someone running/walking for the cause, or volunteer your time. Whatever you do this month, celebrate survival! Read More...

 


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