Health
Women Who Prefer Mornings Have a Reduced Risk of Breast Cancer, Study Suggests
If you're an early riser, give yourself a pat on the back. Research suggests that women who are morning people have a lower risk of breast cancer.
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HealthFind Out Your Breast Cancer Risk in 5 Minutes With This Simple Quiz
Bright Pink's handy Assess Your Risk test can tell you your risk of breast cancer and give you helpful tips for reducing your cancer risk naturally.
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HealthI Tried 8 Rounds of Chemo, a Double Mastectomy, and Gamma Knife Therapy to Remove 21 Brain Tumors
I choose how I will live — no person or disease will ever do that for me.
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DietJoan Lunden Reveals How Cancer Changed Her Life for the Better
In First For Women’s May issue, Joan Lunden opens up about her cancer diagnosis and the wellness strategies that keep her slim and healthy.
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Family13 Things You Must Know If Pancreatitis or Pancreatic Cancer Runs in Your Family
Though some patients with chronic pancreatitis eventually develop pancreatic cancer, many times this deadly cancer can sneak up without any symptoms.
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HealthMan’s Beer Belly Was Actually a 30-Pound Cancerous Tumor
Kevin Daly knew his beer belly wasn't really that, so he trusted his gut and discovered cancer. After the 30-pound tumor removal, he's doing great.
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HealthHigher Levels of Vitamin D Linked to Reduced Cancer Risk, Study Suggests
No wonder it's called the "sunshine" vitamin!
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HealthErin Andrews Found Out She Had Cervical Cancer in the Middle of a Manicure
Erin Andrews' cancer story and how she fought back is brave and strong — just like the fearless journalist herself.
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HealthTwo-Thirds of Women Mistake Ovarian Cancer Sign for Bloating, Researchers Say
An alarming number of women are mistaking ovarian cancer for bloating. Don't become a statistic: See this list of common ovarian cancer symptoms.
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EntertainmentJulia Louis-Dreyfus Shares Stunning First Photo After Breast Cancer Surgery
Julia Louis-Dreyfus broke the news of her breast cancer diagnosis with a single, heartbreaking tweet.