Does it matter how many drinks you have in terms of breast cancer risk?

Surgical oncologist Dr. Maureen Chung goes over breast cancer screening guidelines, recommendations for prevention and treatment, and lifestyle factors.

Dr. Susan Love is one of America's most trusted authorities on breast cancer.

Why does the immune system kill some cancer cells but misses others?

Author, mother, entrepreneur, and activist Tracy Nicole is also a breast cancer survivor. She joins Dr. Darria to share her story.

How do you overcome negative thoughts and despair when first dealing with a cancer diagnosis?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of a contralateral prophylactic mastectomy?

Is there a way to preserve fertility while on this drug?

Only 22 percent of women survive five years after being diagnosed with an advanced stage of cancer.

Would you consider using breast thermography over a mammogram?

What is a BRCA gene mutation, and how does it impact ovarian cancer diagnosis and treatment?

Breast cancer survivors might be facing another issue after treatment: excessive weight gain.

Folic acid is an essential B vitamin that has many benefits.

Are there specific nutrients in plants that can prevent breast cancer?

If a woman has breast cancer and wants to heal her body with less toxic methods, what are some of her choices?

Listen in as Dr. Mike provides the answers to a wealth of health and wellness questions.

Listen in as Dr. Mike provides the answers to a wealth of health and wellness questions.

What dangers are you exposing yourself to if you're not using filtered water in your home?

So many chronic diseases can be prevented and addressed by things completely in your power.

Listen in as Dr. Mike provides the answers to a wealth of health and wellness questions.

When Angelina Jolie announced that she had a preventative double mastectomy, the term "BRCA1 gene" became commonplace.

I competed in a charity Crossfit competition this past week called "Barbells For Boobs", a non-profit organization who provides funding to breast centers globally through their Mammograms in Action ® Grant Program as a "last resort" resource for thousands of people who do not qualify for government funding or other charitable resources in the detection of breast cancer.

My workout a partner and I took home first place for the best costume, I was "Dr. WOD" and she was "Nurse No-Rep" (insert pic here) and we didn't do too badly on the work out either.

The "Barbell For Boobs" story, which was told at the beginning of the day along with our movement standards, got my head shaking in a confirmatory YES way and brought me to tears. Sara, the woman who started this charity explained that her best friend at the age of 26 presented to a breast clinic because she had little funds but had noticed a lump on her breast. The clinic sent her away and told her to come back when she was 40 years old because that is when you have your first mammogram.

Sure enough, this young lady was soon diagnosed with breast cancer within weeks.

A new study shows what researchers have suspected for years: consuming carbs dramatically increases your risk for a common type of breast cancer.

Dr. Ginger discusses GMOs in underdeveloped countries and the bra/breast cancer link.

Antioxidants from peaches can prevent the spreadof cancer cells.

You’re not a little kid anymore... your body changes with age and it’s essential to know what to look out for during that process.

Cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower and Brussels sprouts can boost immunity, fight heart disease and even prevent cancer. Are you getting enough?

A breast cancer diagnosis can be truly devastating. But there is hope. Join Madhulika Sikka as she talks about her witty, honest and informative A-to-Z guide to breast cancer.

What is hospital medicine? How does it play a role in cancer care?

While the fluctuation and decline of reproductive hormones is an expected event in mid-life women, the associated symptoms are nonetheless disruptive.

When there is an excess of any hormone in relation to the whole intricate system we call the"endocrine system", an overall imbalance develops, and health problems can arise. When there is too much estrogen and not enough progesterone to counteract its effects, the situation is called estrogen dominance.

Estrogen dominance is a multi-factorial situation and is caused by such things as exposure to excess environmental xenoestrogens, use of synthetic estrogens such as the birth control pill and hormone replacement therapy (HRT), anovulation (lack of ovulation during menstrual cycle, which is not uncommon among women older than 35), digestion issues (which tax the estrogen-detoxification process in the liver), unrelenting stress (which strains the adrenals and the thyroid), unresolved emotional issues, poor diet and negative lifestyle factors such as smoking and alcohol use.

How does estrogen dominance specifically alter women's health?

Advances in breast cancer treatment have paved the way for treating many types of cancer.

Being a shoulder to cry on and learning how to listen can be one of the most valuable things you can provide to a friend in need.

The treatment for breast cancer is challenging; but If you plan your course well, you can save yourself a lot of time and frustration.

Cancer can be the unexpected reason for personal growth and greater health.

Did you know that there is a significant difference between curing breast cancer and healing from it?

Breast cancer in women under 40 is on the rise. So, should women under the age of 40 get mammograms?

What impact does the environment you live in have on your chances of developing breast cancer?