In 2009, an estimated 192,370 woman and 1,910 men were newly diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States
Living with Breast Cancer
Life changes once you are diagnosed with breast cancer. While you may wish to keep up appearances and not let the disease change your daily life, it will. To cope with the effects of the disease and treatment, don't be hesistant about reaching out for support and assistance from family, friends, and one of the many breast cancer organizations.
Breast Cancer Centers Resources
Breast Cancer Centers
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| Southern Illinois University: The Breast Center A multi-disciplinary, research oriented clinic which provides patient-centered care. | |
| St. Louis Cancer & Breast Institute Multi-disciplinary facility treats all tumors with an orientation to malignant breast disease. Located in Missouri. | |
| The Cleveland Clinic Breast Center Offers screening, diagnosis and treatment of medical and cosmetic problems. Located in Ohio. | |
| The Rose Breast Cancer Care Center Non-profit aimed at diagnosis and care for women including such measures as mammograms and bone density testing. Located in Houston, Texas. | |
| Valley Medical Center Breast Center In addition to location specific services, offers information on genetics, mammography and management of lymphedema. Located in Renton, Washington. |
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Learn the Basics of Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer Prevention
Factors that contribute to the development of breast cancer more - Reaching out for Support
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