DrugWatch.com is a comprehensive Web site database featuring extensive information about thousands of different medications and drugs currently on the market or previously available worldwide. DrugWatch.com includes up-to-date information about prescription and over-the-counter medications and includes details about associated side effects to aid in the protection of patients and consumers.

Treatment decision tools, like the NexProfiler Treatment Option Tools, can help you make an informed decision about your treatment. Using these tools, you can access the detailed analysis of your specific condition, uncover a statistical breakdown of treatment types, and pinpoint the exact topics you should discuss with your doctor.

The Breast Preservation Foundation advocates for and educates women about skin-sparing mastectomies. Their goal is to empower women to ask more questions before having a potentially disfiguring biopsy, lumpectomy and traditional mastectomy. Please visit them at www.breastpreservation.org. 

CURE stands for "Cancer, Updates, Research and Information. This magazine has it all. Check it out online and subscribe for free for a printed version. www.curetoday.com 

Women know that they have to do breast exams. They know that they have to have mammograms. What they don’t know is that there is a rare form of breast cancer out there that no one talks about. It is called Inflammatory Breast Cancer.
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Inflammatory Breast Cancer,After the Diagnosis
You have been diagnosed with a very rare form of breast cancer called I.B.C.
Yes – it is rare.
Yes – it is aggressive.
Yes – treatment decisions have to be made as soon as possible.
Yes – YOU CAN SURVIVE THIS!

Click here to read the pamphlet (PDF)

A comprehensive resource providing complete information on various types of cancers such as prostrate cancer, breast cancer, lung cancer, skin cancer, throat, blood cancer, brain cancer, bone cancer, etc. Also know about the causes of these cancers, symptoms, various treatment methods. Please check out  http://www.onlinecancerguide.com/breast-cancer.html
 

Started by Andrea Roane, news anchor of channel WUSA9 in Washington DC, this program emphasizes awareness and self breast exam on the 9th of every month. Here's how it works:

 

* On the 9th of every month, women starting at the age 20 do a breast self-exam and then call a friend, a "Buddy", to remind her to do the same. Many "buddies" include mothers, daughters, sisters, husbands, and co-workers.

* Women over age 40 should schedule annual mammograms