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Breast Care Articles
Clinical Trials: Critical to breast cancer care
May 2012 | Renee Jacobs, MD, FACP
Participating in clinical trials offers women the opportunity to advance breast cancer care and help other patients.
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Routine Mammograms Save Lives
May 2012 | Lisa Flaum, MD
If you're putting off your mammogram, you could be putting off a potentially lifesaving screening.
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Deep Links: Understanding genetics and breast cancer
Sep 2011 | Donald Sweet
Learn whether you’re at increased risk for developing breast cancer and how genetic counseling can help you stay healthy.
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Seamless Care at the Breast Center
Sep 2011 | Jason Goliath, MD
See how the Breast Center at Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital is helping women heal in mind, body and spirit.
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Why Breast Self-Exams Still Matter
Sep 2011 | Elyse Schneiderman, MD
Self-exams are still an important part of diagnosing breast cancer. Get a refresher on technique from our breast care expert.
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Breast Cancer Under 40? What Every Woman Needs to Know
Sep 2011 | Rekha Harting, MD
Although rare, breast cancer can strike women under the age of 40. Learn the warning signs.
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Breast Cancer Prevention Starts Early
Sep 2011 | Leela Rao, MD
Get prevention tips and discover how new digital mammograms are giving physicians a clearer picture of breast health.
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From Surgery to Survivor
Oct 2010 | Linh O’Connor, MD
With so many surgical options, how do you know what’s right for you?
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Life After a Lump
Aug 2009 | Colleen Hagen, MD
Find out how breast cancer is diagnosed and learn about the options that come after.
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Preventing and Surviving a Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Jul 2009 | Leela Rao, MD
Learn how breast cancer is more treatable than ever and ways to prevent it in the first place.
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