aging

Health

Since the disease is the leading cause of cancer death in women under 50, breast cancer in your 30s diagnosis can be particularly hard to swallow

What it's like to have breast cancer in your 30s

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Over 23,000 women were diagnosed with breast cancer last year, including 4,450 women under 50. The good news: It’s one of the most treatable forms of cancer — and early detection can literally save your life

empowered patient

Dr. Juanita Crook sees the effects of cancer every day. Now she’s forging ahead on brachytherapy breast cancer treatment, a path with massive promise.

Brachytherapy breast cancer treatment could change everything

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Wellness

What you need to know about the genetic counselling, breast cancer genes, and double mastectomies.

The Angelina Effect: who should seek genetic counselling?

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The breast cancer treatment that could change everything

7 hormone imbalances hindering your weight-loss efforts

19 natural ways to cure your digestive issues and heal the belly

Four signs you’re depressed and how you can overcome it

4 isometric exercises that’ll tighten and tone

Angelina Jolie

October is breast cancer awareness month — a perfect time to stock up on all your favourite pink products.

The best pink products of 2014

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breast cancer

How to reduce your breast cancer risk at every age

What it's like to have breast cancer in your 30s

The breast cancer treatment that could change everything

The Angelina Effect: who should seek genetic counselling?

The best pink products of 2014