The Breast Health and Healing Foundation
Friday, May 30, 2014
The Health Benefits of the Thirst-Quenching Watermelon
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By Vera Viner When you have that first bite of a watermelon, the sweet taste bursts in your mouth while the juices start dripping down yo...
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The Chances of Breast Cancer Metastasizing
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By Dr. Kathleen Ruddy Often times, women with breast cancer are curious about statistics regarding metastasis. There are many statistics ...
Surgically Removing Papillary Neoplasms From the Breast
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By Dr. Kathleen Ruddy Papillary neoplasms in the breast are abnormalities in the breast tissue that concern doctors because of their unpr...
Breast Cancer: Interpreting a Tumor Size Chart
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By Dr. Kathleen Ruddy As a woman, you have a 12.5 percent chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer in your lifetime. According to the...
Microcalcifications and Breast Cancer: What You Need to Know
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By Dr. Kathleen Ruddy Microcalcifications are tiny calcium deposits about the size of a grain of salt that occasionally form in the breas...
Can Breast Cancer Spread to Other Locations?
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By Dr. Kathleen Ruddy Many breast cancer patients worry about the possibility of their condition spreading to other parts of the body. Su...
Cookies and Cancer
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By Vera Viner Have you heard of KFC’s “Buckets for the Cure” campaign partnering with the Susan G. Komen Foundation? That’s right; Kome...
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