81. Breast Cancer News - Breast Cancer News Today Latest breast cancer treatment research news for medical industry professionals analysts. Breaking prevention, risk factors, detection drug news. http://breastcancer.einnews.com/

This is a service of a digital news provider setRoots('http://breastcancer.einnews.com/navig_menu.php?key='); Sunday November 14, 2010 Home News by Topic News by Country Editor's Picks ... About EIN Latest Breast Cancer News Breast cancer survivors celebrate life... 14 Nov 2010 - 09:54 Chicago Flowers Company RussWholesaleFlowers.com Supports Breast Cancer Awarene... 14 Nov 2010 - 08:42 Former Philadelphia Eagles cheerleaders raise money for breast cancer research... 14 Nov 2010 - 05:52 Jane Fonda breast cancer: early detection is life-saving... 14 Nov 2010 - 05:10 'Docs feel shy to discuss breast cancer issues with patients'... 14 Nov 2010 - 05:09 Doctors link contraceptives, breast cancer... 14 Nov 2010 - 04:30 Women Roll Against Breast Cancer... 14 Nov 2010 - 04:10 Raising Hoods and Breast Cancer Awareness... 14 Nov 2010 - 03:29 Tiny seeds spot breast cancer... 14 Nov 2010 - 03:10 Peter Pan Bus Lines Involved With Campaign to Support The Breast Cancer Research Foundation® (BCRF)... 14 Nov 2010 - 01:51 Letter: Fire chief appreciative of breast cancer awareness efforts... 13 Nov 2010 - 20:50 Peter Pan Bus Lines Involved With Campaign to Support The Breast Cancer Research Foundation® (BCRF) (PRN)...

82. Breast Cancer Research Online and print journal covering topics of basic and clinical research relevant to breast cancer. Research articles are free to all users. http://breast-cancer-research.com

83. Breast Cancer - Print Version : Online Reference For Health Concerns Most women share a common fear developing breast cancer. This is not an unfounded fear when considering that, except for lung cancer, breast cancer is the most common http://www.lef.org/protocols/prtcls-txt/t-prtcl-022.html

Breast Cancer Most women share a common fear: developing breast cancer. This is not an unfounded fear when considering that, except for lung cancer, breast cancer is the most common cancer found in women, accounting for one of every three diagnoses. However, men are also affected by breast cancer. In 2002 the American Cancer Association estimate that 1500 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer, and 400 will die as a result. In 2001 an estimated 192,200 American women were diagnosed with breast cancer and 39,600 women died of the disease (The American Cancer Association). In 2004 an estimated 203,500 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed in America. WHAT IS BREAST CANCER? Cancer cells have the ability to leave the original tumor site, travel to distant locations, and recolonize. This process is called metastasis and it occurs in organs such as the liver, lungs, and bones. Both the bloodstream and lymphatic system (the network connecting lymph nodes throughout the body) serve as ideal vehicles for the traveling cancer. Although, these traveling cancer cells do not always survive beyond the tumor, if they do survive, the cancer cells will again begin to divide abnormally and will create tumors in each new location. A person with untreated or treatment-resistant cancer may eventually die of the disease if vital organs such as the liver or lungs are invaded, overtaken, and destroyed.

84. Surgery Choices For Women With Early-Stage Breast Cancer - National Cancer Insti A booklet for women who have early-stage breast cancer, explaining the options available, and suggesting questions to ask the surgeon. From the National Cancer Institute. http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/breast-cancer-surgery-choices

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85. What Is Breast Cancer? Breast cancer is a cancer that starts in the tissues of the breast. There are two main types of breast cancer Ductal carcinoma starts in the tubes (ducts) that move milk from http://www.medhelp.org/medical-information/show/2294/breast-cancer

Breast Cancer Information, Symptoms, Treatments and Resources Overview Information Treatments Posts ... Health Videos Table of contents Definition Alternative Names Causes, incidence, and risk factors Symptoms ... Next Definition Breast cancer is a cancer that starts in the tissues of the breast. There are two main types of breast cancer: Ductal carcinoma starts in the tubes (ducts) that move milk from the breast to the nipple. Most breast cancers are of this type. Lobular carcinoma starts in parts of the breast, called lobules, that produce milk. In rare cases, breast cancer can start in other areas of the breast. Many breast cancers are sensitive to the hormone estrogen. This means that estrogen causes the breast cancer tumor to grow. Such cancer is called estrogen receptor positive cancer or ER positive cancer. Some women have what's called HER2-positive breast cancer. HER2 refers to a gene that helps cells grow, divide, and repair themselves. When cells have too many copies of this gene, cells including cancer cells grow faster. Experts think that women with HER2-positive breast cancer have a more aggressive disease and a higher risk of recurrence than those who do not have this type. Alternative Names Cancer - breast; Carcinoma - ductal; Carcinoma - lobular

86. Welcome To BCN Promotes increased efforts to prevent and cure breast cancer. Offers information on support, volunteering, secondary breast cancer, news and Kiwi stories. http://www.breastcancernetwork.org.nz/

HOME ABOUT BCN Committee History ... CONTACT/JOIN US BCN - New Zealand-wide survivor group for women with breast cancer and supporters. Sharing information, focusing on prevention, lending a helping hand, welcoming you. Taking risk reduction information to younger women. Welcome To BCN First and foremost BCN is a volunteer group welcoming all New Zealanders who have experienced breast cancer and supporters. It's our goal with our website, magazine, projects and resources to provide information about many aspects of breast cancer, to ask some hard questions and to link people together. About BCN Personalised medicine The future is personalised medicine.......Dr Andrew Shelling addressed a BCN meeting in May 2010, talking about gene expression in breast cancer, risk factors , and personalised treatments. Dr Shelling is an Associate Professor at Auckland University and head of the Medical Genetics Group. Read More... Portraits of Strength Photographer Damien Nikora has created portraits of strength, beauty and honesty by capturing a moment in the lives of twelve courageous women, whose stories are combined to depict a chronological record of breast cancer. Read More...

87. About Breast Cancer | Breast Cancer Type | Common Types Of Breast Cancer | Healt What is it?DiagnosisTreatmentPreventionFacts to KnowQuestions to AskKey Q ALifestyle TipsOrganizations and SupportWhat is it?OverviewWhat Is It?Breast cancer is a disease in http://www.healthywomen.org/condition/breast-cancer

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88. UK Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign Nina Pope s site. Good information on breast examination. Links to other resources. http://hosted.aware.easynet.co.uk/

Breast cancer now affects one woman in 9 during her lifetime in the United Kingdom. Breast cancer is the commonest cancer in minority ethnic groups in the UK. Breast cancer claims more years of life from women under 65 than coronary heart disease. Every week 730 new breast cancers are diagnosed and 250 women die from breast cancer. Each year 38,000 women are newly diagnosed and 13,100 women die from breast cancer. Survival rates are improving, on average 74 per cent of women are still alive five years later Information provided by Breast Cancer Campaign Breast Cancer Support and Information - UK Contacts Putting Breast Cancer on the Map - A Project by WEN With the recently added project review and exhibition of the maps Jo Spence - An on-line exhibition Be Breast Aware Feedback - Archive 1995 - 2000 Diary - Archive 1996 - 2000 Book Reviews Patients' Rights This site started in 1995 to fill, what was then, a real gap on the web for UK based support and information for women affected by breast cancer. Almost all the organisations we originally provided information about now have their own websites, which you can find on the Support and Information page . The other pages on this site mainly form an archive or record of the work we did on the site during its early years - much of which is still of interest or relevance today. These pages were last updated on the 20th of March 2003 - Nina Pope ( UKBCA@somewhere.org.uk

89. The Other Side Of The Bedpan Personal journal of a nurses fight with breast cancer including tips. http://www.freewebs.com/kathychampion/

The Other Side of the Bedpan A Nurses Tale Home Updates Journal Page 1 Tips for cancer sufferers ... Contact I am a nurse with breast cancer November 6th 2003, letter arrives, time for a routine mamogram, should I bother, examine my breasts once a month, nothing. Oh well not got anything better to do. Had mamogram. Forgot it. Phone call, can you come back for second part of mamogram. WHAT! Rang, why, nothing to worry about probably films not good. Whoops next day letter confirming they need more tests, at the end says bring a partner or friend with you. Dont like the sound of that. Dont tell husband, dont want to needlessly worry him. Very strange that night over dinner he asks "had your results from mammogram?"Extra sensory perception ? Tell him. I'm coming with you he says, OK but nothing to worry about. Next day went to Breast care centre, showed what appeared to be a growth in my right breast. Three core biopsys taken, Dr. thinks it is cancer. Don't think so, even when they showed me still couldn't feel it. I'm a nurse I would know. 1 week later see consultant, yes its the "BIG C", could have spread to my lymph nodes, not certain if its invasive. Puts me on the waiting list, do I want just the growth removed, come back later if necessay and have lymph nodes out, or have section on table and if invasive take them out at the same time. Think the 2nd option best. Wait to hear when date is set.

90. Breakthrough Breast Cancer - Breast Cancer Research, Campaigning And Information UK charity for breast cancer research and awareness. Campaigns include Fashion Targets Breast Cancer, Crocus Walks and Go Pink. http://www.breakthrough.org.uk/

91. Light-to-moderate Drinking Appears To Have Little Effect On The Risk For Breast A new study in Alcoholism Clinical and Experimental Research confirms that heavy drinking increases risk for breast cancer, but that light to moderate drinking appears to have little effect on a woman s risk for breast cancer. http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2004-07/ace-lda070704.php

Public release date: 14-Jul-2004 E-mail Article Contact: Morten Grønbæk, Dr.Med.Sci., Ph.D. mg@niph.dk National Institute of Public Health Additional Contact: R. Curtis Ellison, M.D. ellison@bu.edu Boston University School of Medicine Light-to-moderate drinking appears to have little effect on the risk for breast cancer The relationship between alcohol consumption and breast cancer remains complicated. A new study confirms earlier findings that heavy drinking increases risk for breast cancer, in this case, predominantly among premenopausal women. This risk exists independent of alcohol type (beer, wine or spirits). Light-to-moderate drinking appears to have little effect on a woman's risk for breast cancer. In an effort to clarify the relationship between alcohol consumption and the risk of developing breast cancer, a study in the July issue of examines the influence of alcohol intake and type of beverage (beer, wine or spirits) on breast cancer in relation to menopausal status. Findings support previous research showing that heavy drinking increases risk for breast cancer, predominantly among premenopausal women; however, this risk exists independent of alcohol type. Light-to-moderate drinking appears to have little effect on a woman's risk for breast cancer. "For a number of years, it has been known that a high alcohol intake implies an increased risk of breast cancer," said Morten Grønbæk, professor of alcohol research at the Centre for Alcohol Research at the National Institute of Public Health in Denmark. "The ongoing discussion has been whether or not there is an increased risk among light-to-moderate drinkers as well."

92. Mid-Atlantic Women's Motorcycle Rally Annual rally held for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Women only, workshops, bike show, games, contests, parade, banquet. http://www.mawmr.org/

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93. American Healing Technologies, Inc. Traditional remedies for menopause and breast cancer. http://www.americanhealing.net/

94. ShopKomen.com - Purchase With A Purpose To End Breast Cancer Forever Breast cancer awareness merchandise. http://shopkomen.com/

95. The Meeting Place For Survivors An active discussion board for breast cancer survivor s to interact with one another for support, technical information and socializing. http://members.boardhost.com/survive/

Post a Message Breast Cancer Support Meeting Place for Breast Cancer Survivors Welcome to our Breast Cancer Survivor's Discussion Forum. To post an entry to the board, please find the "username" and "passwords" below in red (write them down, if you can't remember them). Then click here, [Post a Message] or, underneath the above image where it says [Post a Message]. Put in your name, subject of post and your written message; click the "post message" box and put in the username and password in the appropriate boxes for this board. Highlight the "forever" small box and you will not have to repeat the process again. It is the same for all the boards, except with different passwords. Basic posting rules for boards: 1) Post using only one name, either your real name, or a fictitious name and be consistant. 2) Do not redirect other posters to for profit, other urls, or commercial sites or other boards. 3) Use of multiple names, or redirection will be cause for refusal to access our boards. 4) Do not leave a private email address, or ID in a post. 5) Be courteous. There are over 500 posts on the first page and additional many on the second, third and fourth pages. To read the second, through fifth pages of posts, please click the underlined numbers 1-5 below. To submit a polling question, please click

96. Breast Cancer Mailing List Archive Searchable archive of the largest breast cancer mailing list, going back to 1995. http://bclist.petebevin.com/

97. Breastcancer.org Discussion Boards - Breast Cancer Discussion Forums Public forums for discussing breast cancer experiences including diagnosis, treatment, recovery and the effects on personal relationships. http://boards.breastcancer.org/cgi-bin/cgi/ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi

Breastcancer.org Home Blog Chat Rooms More ... Breastcancer.org Discussion Boards User Name Password Remember me Register Log in Active Topics Member List ... Search Jump to a Forum: Advocacy and Fund-Raising - Celebrating our 10 Year Anniversary - Fundraising Opportunities for Breastcancer.org - New mammography guidelines Not Diagnosed but Concerned - Not Diagnosed but Worried - Waiting for Test Results - High Risk Women - Help Me Get Through Treatment - Lymphedema After Surgery - Radiation Therapy - Before, During and After - Chemotherapy - Before, During and After - Breast Reconstruction - Breast Prostheses and Reconstruction Alternatives - Hormonal Therapy - Before, During and After - Just Diagnosed - Surgery - Before, During, and After - I've Donated to Breastcancer.org in honor of.... Connecting With Others Who Have a Similar Diagnosis - ILC (Invasive Lobular Carcinoma) - Second or Third Breast Cancer - Micro-invasive DCIS that is HER2 positive - Stage I and II Breast Cancer - LCIS (Lobular Carcinoma In Situ) - Triple Negative - HER2/neu Positive Breast Cancer - Just Diagnosed with a Recurrence or Metastasis - STAGE IV BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS - IDC (Invasive Ductal Carcinoma) - IBC (Inflammatory Breast Cancer) - DCIS (Ductal Carcinoma In Situ) - Not Diagnosed with a Recurrence or Metastases but Concerned - Palliative Therapy/Hospice Care - Male Breast Cancer - BRCA1 or BRCA2 Positive - Stage III Breast Cancer - Growing our Friendships After Treatment - Biographies of Breast Cancer Survivors

98. Breast Cancer Support Features guestbooks, chat, voice chat, books, and up-to-date research news on breast cancer. http://bcsupport.org/

Starting point Newbie Board Chat Announcements Welcome Meeting Place for Survivors board to the right and follow the posting directions, as with the Newbie Board. There is no registration process. Just read the top of each board to enable you to post to that board. We encourage you to read and post to the following specialty boards: Surgery/ Reconstruction, Chemo/Treatment and Recurrence . Please view the Gallery of Survivor photos (add your picture) and use all our extensive facilities. Don't forget to view the latest bc research news ,or click the blue bar above. You might want to check in to our chat room to the left, or click chat in the blue bar above. We provide for you the Healthy Lifestyle board and Grief Support Boards. Lastly, please sign our Guestbook below (no feed back to questions). Our site is run on donations by visitors like you. To learn more about this site, click on About Us. Meeting Place for Survivors Chemo/ Treatment Surgery/ Reconstruction Recurrence/Her2 Grief Support Board ... Dory's Place/ "Young at Heart"

99. Home | Rethink Breast Cancer Supporting young adults concerned about or affected by breast cancer through education and research. http://www.rethinkbreastcancer.com/

Rethink Breast Cancer Donate Research Newsletter ... Financials Spotlight Our Press Breast Cancer Prevention Early Detection ... Rethink Your Career Spotlight Get inspired Volunteer Our Work Education ... Creative Spotlight Support Breast Fest Events Rethink Events ... Friends of Rethink Spotlight Breast Fest Film Festival, Toronto Rethink Romp: Superheroes, Calgary About Rethink Learn more ... Breast Cancer Brush up on your breasts. It's as easy as Touch. Look. Check. Learn more Get Inspired Rethink's Maura Young reaches her marathon fundraising goal! Read her story Get Support down up ... Live Laugh Learn Our monthly get-together for gals going through it. Peer Support Connecting the newly diagnosed with survivors. Support Saturdays Get weekend support and skilled bonding time for the whole family Log on to Canada’s HER2+ community. Booby Innovation Grant Big money for big ideas. Breast Fest Film Festival A film festival that targets breast cancer. Chemo Care Get the goods to get you through treatment. Breast Cancer Now What? Connect to your online community The Nanny Angel Network When you’re busy with treatment, a volunteer nanny can save the day

100. Sign In Recent research shows an association between smoking and breast cancer. http://bmj.com/cgi/content/full/325/7359/298/d

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