More Women With Breast Cancer Opt to Remove Healthy Breast One in three breast cancer patients under 45 in 2012 removed the healthy breast along with the breast affected by cancer, a new study found.

Inflammatory Breast Cancer - Don't Miss The Signs Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is rare, comprising just 1-4% of all breast cancers. So why do you need to know about it? Well for two important reason...

Pinkwashing Hurts Male Breast Cancer Victims, Too About 2,600 men per year are diagnosed with breast cancer. This amounts to just 1 percent of breast cancer victims, but the number is high regardless—especially to those who don’t realize that men can get breast cancer at all.

Report: Breast-feeding increase could save more than 800,000 lives annually Billed as the most comprehensive look at breast-feeding research, a new report finds hikes in breast-feeding could prevent 820,000 children's deaths each year.

Breast-Feeding Is Good for Mothers, Not Just Babies, Studies Suggest Breast milk may provide the ideal nourishment for an infant, but two recent studies are putting a different spin on the bottle-versus-breast debate.

I Was Breast-Fed Until I Was 5 — & I Remember It Vividly I was breast-fed until I was five years old, and because of this, I’m one of the only people I know who can actually remember being breast-fed.

Breast Cancer: Symptoms and Self-Exam - Best Healthy Guide Breast cancer is mainly manifested as painless lump in the breast

Is The Breast Lift The New Boob Job? When conversation turns to breast surgery, breast augmentation (or the “boob job”) is usually the main topic of discussion — whether it’s guiltily participating in celebrity tabloid speculation (sorry!), discussing the pros and cons of it wit Read more ... h our friends, or even talking about it more

The teenager with the 6lb breast tumour The girl came to a breast clinic in Wales with a huge rugby ball sized tumour on her left breast, which was found to be benign. Doctors removed the 6lbs (2.7kg) mass.

Pssst, that’s not breast milk you’re buying A new study finds breast milk bought on the Internet may not be all breast milk