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 Organizations Resources
Breast Cancer Organizations
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| African American Breast Cancer Alliance Providing information and support aimed at African-American survivors. Located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. | |
| Against Breast Cancer UK entity focused on current dietary and lifestyle changes, and on the development of a vaccine treatment based on work at University College London Hospitals. | |
| American Breast Cancer Foundation Non-profit organization dedicated to helping breast cancer patients through screening assistance programs, research, and support for patients and their families. | |
| Between Women An advocacy, education and support organization devoted exclusively to breast health. Located in Californias Imperial Valley. | |
| Boogie For Breast Cancer Non-profit events include an annual dance; allied with the Avon Foundation. Begun in Westport, Connecticut, the geographic scope now includes the greater New York metropolitan area. | |
| Bosom Buddies Offers breast cancer services, social activities, newsletters, membership details and a photo gallery. Located in Canberra, Australia. | |
| BRCA.com: FORCE Non-profit organization for those at high risk of ovarian or breast cancer due to genetic or family history status. Located in Coral Springs, Florida. |
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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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