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3D Ultrasound Mammogram Machines

3D mammogram machines are among the latest in breast cancer detection technology.

Bone Drug Helps Fight Breast Cancer Spread

A drug to prevent bone loss during breast cancer treatment also substantially cut the risk that the cancer would return.

Exercising As Teen May Stave Off Breast Cancer

Working out as young as 12 could prevent a later malignancy.

Vitamin D Key To Breast Cancer?

Vitamin "D" is normally associated with strong bones, but new research indicates it may also play a crucial role in breast cancer.

What is Buddy Check?

Buddy Check is a program to promote breast health. We'll even send you a simple reminder to do a breast self-exam.

How it Works

  • Find a buddy -- a family member, friend, or co-worker.
  • On the 11th of each month, call your buddy and remind each other to do a breast self-exam.
  • If you find a lump, call your physician.

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Survivor Stories

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11Alive & Well

Study: Most Sunscreens Do Not Protect

Study: Most Sunscreens Do Not Protect

A Washington-based nonprofit group, has released an study of nearly 1,000 brand-name sunscreens that says four out of five don't adequately protect consumers and may contain harmful chemicals.

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Video Captures Bus Driver Slamming on Brakes

Video Captures Bus Driver Slamming on Brakes

Recently released security tape from the driver's bus shows her purposefully slamming on the vehicle's brakes in an effort to throw children from their seats.

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