Day: February 20, 2016

If you hear someone say you have fibrocystic breasts, it doesn’t necessarily mean you have a disease. Many times the term is used as a

Here’s something we wish we couldn’t say: race and ethnicity matter when it comes to breast health, cancer and mortality. Certain groups run greater risks

Today’s a fun day to write this blog because we’re talking about food. We LOVE food. Food is what powers our bodies so we can

Mammograms are safe; breast cancer… is not. Your risk of cancer from the radiation from a mammogram is very, very small. The benefit of using

Every now and then (though maybe it should be all of the time) we like to talk about general health because a healthy body includes

We talk a lot about changes to the breast that seem to come from nowhere – discolorations or discharge that happen out of the blue.

To follow up with our prior post on breast growth and in the interest of breast education, we’d like to introduce a specific scale of