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10-Year-Old Battles Breast Cancer
When California 10-year-old Hannah Powell-Auslam felt a lump near her ribcage, she didn't think much of it. But her parents took her in to see a doctor and she eventually was sent for an ultrasound. Doctors learned that the lump was actually a two-inch tumour. Hannah had secretory carcinoma, a slow-growing form of breast cancer, which has spread...
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Babble Wrap: Breast Cancer Is Linked To Poor Diet And Low Exercise In The Early Years, Says Report
Breast Cancer Is Linked To Poor Diet And Low Exercise In The Early Years, Says Report Breast cancer is linked to the diet that women had when they were young, a new report claims. Telegraph Jobs Plan To Save Lost Generation As Skilled Migration Slashed Julia Gillard is planning a massive program of skills training and Year 12 retention, feari...
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Did You Know? Breastfeeding Protects Against Cancer
If the world seems awash with pink at the moment you're not seeing things - It's Breast Cancer Awareness month. Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed type of invasive cancer amongst Australian women. Most (about 75 per cent) of women diagnosed with breast cancer are over 50 and post-menopausal, but young women are still in danger of develo...
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Father and Daughter Battle Breast Cancer Together
Usually the doc wants to know about mum and grandma when they ask for any history of breast cancer in the family. But men can get breast cancer too - a statistic that's rare, but not rare enough for Arnaldo Silva. The 58-year-old New Yorker found a lump in late 2006. A few months later, his daughter got the news that she, too, had breast cancer...
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Can Babies Detect Cancer Through Breastmilk?
Lauren Dixon couldn't understand why her daughter refused to feed from her right breast. After speaking to nurses she dismissed it as a baby's whim. But when she had the same problem with her second child, a boy, she feared it might not be a coincidence. Read more...
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