![\"GMA](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/304944\/joan-lunden.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=90e6b4e88f2125a0d57647d8dbb07977\")
<\/a><\/figure>Former GMA Host Joan Luden Sports Bald Head On People Magazine Cover Following Breast Cancer Diagnosis<\/a><\/h3>Former GMA host Joan Luden shows off her hair loss due to breast cancer treatment on the cover of this month's People magazine.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Mother](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/304574\/mary-ann-manning.png?w=466&h=311&f=7d428e621992e3cb1bd780750a3bc17e\")
<\/a><\/figure>California Mom, Mary Ann Manning, Fights To Dance At Son's Wedding 3 Days Before Her Death<\/a><\/h3>A mother from Dublin, Calif., with terminal breast cancer diagnosis ditched her wheelchair to dance with her son at his wedding.<\/summary><\/li>![\"The](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/304108\/angelina-jolie.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=388fb232cf1ce009301a85be123a3d9e\")
<\/a><\/figure>The \u2018Angelina Jolie Effect\u2019: Cancer Tests Among Women Doubled After The Celebrity\u2019s Double Mastectomy<\/a><\/h3>The number of women getting breast cancer tests doubled after Angelina Jolie made her double mastectomy public.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Soy](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/301642\/tofu.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=925164a1b3a0a17a6789afa15217c347\")
<\/a><\/figure>Soy Protein Might Exacerbate Breast Cancer In Women Who Already Have The Disease<\/a><\/h3>Women with breast cancer might be advised to eat less tofu, since new research has linked soy protein to genes that promote tumors.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Less](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/298910\/breast-cancer.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=5039ae1ab8f4145ea967cfe142f92bb4\")
<\/a><\/figure>Following A Mastectomy, 58% Of Breast Cancer Survivors Do Not Choose Breast Reconstruction<\/a><\/h3>Less than 42 percent of breast cancer patients choose breast reconstruction following their mastectomy.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Researchers](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/296790\/breast-cancer.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=21169a466b82525f8658398adfce2ad0\")
<\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer's BRCA1 And BRCA2 Not The Only Gene Mutations To Worry About: Who Should Care About PALB2<\/a><\/h3>One out of three women carrying the PALB2 gene mutation stand the risk of developing breast cancer by the time they reach 70.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Oral](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/296022\/birth-control-pills.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=d837f75aa021f9542d18ddb104a8c6d9\")
<\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Risk Increases Among Women Who Take Birth Control Pills With High Levels Of Estrogen<\/a><\/h3>Oral contraceptives containing a high dose of estrogen, and other combination pills, can increase a woman's risk of developing breast cancer.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Males](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/293474\/male-breast-cancer.jpg?w=466&h=311&l=50&t=30&f=ec829a7f030194d41bb86538b81b5abc\")
<\/a><\/figure>FDA Requests More Volunteers For Male Breast Cancer Research, Hopes To Boost Awareness About Disease<\/a><\/h3>Male breast cancer is 100 times less common than female breast cancer, but it\u2019s important enough for the FDA to begin recruiting more volunteers for research opportunities.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Breast](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/289804\/doreta-norris.png?w=466&h=311&f=e23fd1b983bd4fa43194fd3168a19e46\")
<\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Patient, Doreta Norris, Dances Away The Fear Of Her Upcoming Double Mastecomy<\/a><\/h3>Doreta Norris, a Georgia breast cancer patient, didn't let her double mastectomy stop her from dancing all the way to the operating room.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Women](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/287622\/birth-marks-moles-beauty-marks.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=5f9cdb3a4a3671bcac4d294854f5ad63\")
<\/a><\/figure>More Moles On Your Arm May Signal Breast Cancer Risk; But The Link Is Shaky<\/a><\/h3>Women who tended to have more moles in two new studies were also more prone to developing breast cancer. But don't go counting the moles on your arm yet.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>California Mom, Mary Ann Manning, Fights To Dance At Son's Wedding 3 Days Before Her Death<\/a><\/h3>A mother from Dublin, Calif., with terminal breast cancer diagnosis ditched her wheelchair to dance with her son at his wedding.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>The \u2018Angelina Jolie Effect\u2019: Cancer Tests Among Women Doubled After The Celebrity\u2019s Double Mastectomy<\/a><\/h3>The number of women getting breast cancer tests doubled after Angelina Jolie made her double mastectomy public.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Soy Protein Might Exacerbate Breast Cancer In Women Who Already Have The Disease<\/a><\/h3>Women with breast cancer might be advised to eat less tofu, since new research has linked soy protein to genes that promote tumors.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Following A Mastectomy, 58% Of Breast Cancer Survivors Do Not Choose Breast Reconstruction<\/a><\/h3>Less than 42 percent of breast cancer patients choose breast reconstruction following their mastectomy.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer's BRCA1 And BRCA2 Not The Only Gene Mutations To Worry About: Who Should Care About PALB2<\/a><\/h3>One out of three women carrying the PALB2 gene mutation stand the risk of developing breast cancer by the time they reach 70.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Risk Increases Among Women Who Take Birth Control Pills With High Levels Of Estrogen<\/a><\/h3>Oral contraceptives containing a high dose of estrogen, and other combination pills, can increase a woman's risk of developing breast cancer.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>FDA Requests More Volunteers For Male Breast Cancer Research, Hopes To Boost Awareness About Disease<\/a><\/h3>Male breast cancer is 100 times less common than female breast cancer, but it\u2019s important enough for the FDA to begin recruiting more volunteers for research opportunities.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Patient, Doreta Norris, Dances Away The Fear Of Her Upcoming Double Mastecomy<\/a><\/h3>Doreta Norris, a Georgia breast cancer patient, didn't let her double mastectomy stop her from dancing all the way to the operating room.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>More Moles On Your Arm May Signal Breast Cancer Risk; But The Link Is Shaky<\/a><\/h3>Women who tended to have more moles in two new studies were also more prone to developing breast cancer. But don't go counting the moles on your arm yet.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>The \u2018Angelina Jolie Effect\u2019: Cancer Tests Among Women Doubled After The Celebrity\u2019s Double Mastectomy<\/a><\/h3>The number of women getting breast cancer tests doubled after Angelina Jolie made her double mastectomy public.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Soy Protein Might Exacerbate Breast Cancer In Women Who Already Have The Disease<\/a><\/h3>Women with breast cancer might be advised to eat less tofu, since new research has linked soy protein to genes that promote tumors.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Following A Mastectomy, 58% Of Breast Cancer Survivors Do Not Choose Breast Reconstruction<\/a><\/h3>Less than 42 percent of breast cancer patients choose breast reconstruction following their mastectomy.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer's BRCA1 And BRCA2 Not The Only Gene Mutations To Worry About: Who Should Care About PALB2<\/a><\/h3>One out of three women carrying the PALB2 gene mutation stand the risk of developing breast cancer by the time they reach 70.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Risk Increases Among Women Who Take Birth Control Pills With High Levels Of Estrogen<\/a><\/h3>Oral contraceptives containing a high dose of estrogen, and other combination pills, can increase a woman's risk of developing breast cancer.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>FDA Requests More Volunteers For Male Breast Cancer Research, Hopes To Boost Awareness About Disease<\/a><\/h3>Male breast cancer is 100 times less common than female breast cancer, but it\u2019s important enough for the FDA to begin recruiting more volunteers for research opportunities.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Patient, Doreta Norris, Dances Away The Fear Of Her Upcoming Double Mastecomy<\/a><\/h3>Doreta Norris, a Georgia breast cancer patient, didn't let her double mastectomy stop her from dancing all the way to the operating room.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>More Moles On Your Arm May Signal Breast Cancer Risk; But The Link Is Shaky<\/a><\/h3>Women who tended to have more moles in two new studies were also more prone to developing breast cancer. But don't go counting the moles on your arm yet.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Soy Protein Might Exacerbate Breast Cancer In Women Who Already Have The Disease<\/a><\/h3>Women with breast cancer might be advised to eat less tofu, since new research has linked soy protein to genes that promote tumors.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Following A Mastectomy, 58% Of Breast Cancer Survivors Do Not Choose Breast Reconstruction<\/a><\/h3>Less than 42 percent of breast cancer patients choose breast reconstruction following their mastectomy.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer's BRCA1 And BRCA2 Not The Only Gene Mutations To Worry About: Who Should Care About PALB2<\/a><\/h3>One out of three women carrying the PALB2 gene mutation stand the risk of developing breast cancer by the time they reach 70.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Risk Increases Among Women Who Take Birth Control Pills With High Levels Of Estrogen<\/a><\/h3>Oral contraceptives containing a high dose of estrogen, and other combination pills, can increase a woman's risk of developing breast cancer.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>FDA Requests More Volunteers For Male Breast Cancer Research, Hopes To Boost Awareness About Disease<\/a><\/h3>Male breast cancer is 100 times less common than female breast cancer, but it\u2019s important enough for the FDA to begin recruiting more volunteers for research opportunities.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Patient, Doreta Norris, Dances Away The Fear Of Her Upcoming Double Mastecomy<\/a><\/h3>Doreta Norris, a Georgia breast cancer patient, didn't let her double mastectomy stop her from dancing all the way to the operating room.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>More Moles On Your Arm May Signal Breast Cancer Risk; But The Link Is Shaky<\/a><\/h3>Women who tended to have more moles in two new studies were also more prone to developing breast cancer. But don't go counting the moles on your arm yet.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Following A Mastectomy, 58% Of Breast Cancer Survivors Do Not Choose Breast Reconstruction<\/a><\/h3>Less than 42 percent of breast cancer patients choose breast reconstruction following their mastectomy.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer's BRCA1 And BRCA2 Not The Only Gene Mutations To Worry About: Who Should Care About PALB2<\/a><\/h3>One out of three women carrying the PALB2 gene mutation stand the risk of developing breast cancer by the time they reach 70.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Risk Increases Among Women Who Take Birth Control Pills With High Levels Of Estrogen<\/a><\/h3>Oral contraceptives containing a high dose of estrogen, and other combination pills, can increase a woman's risk of developing breast cancer.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>FDA Requests More Volunteers For Male Breast Cancer Research, Hopes To Boost Awareness About Disease<\/a><\/h3>Male breast cancer is 100 times less common than female breast cancer, but it\u2019s important enough for the FDA to begin recruiting more volunteers for research opportunities.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Patient, Doreta Norris, Dances Away The Fear Of Her Upcoming Double Mastecomy<\/a><\/h3>Doreta Norris, a Georgia breast cancer patient, didn't let her double mastectomy stop her from dancing all the way to the operating room.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>More Moles On Your Arm May Signal Breast Cancer Risk; But The Link Is Shaky<\/a><\/h3>Women who tended to have more moles in two new studies were also more prone to developing breast cancer. But don't go counting the moles on your arm yet.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer's BRCA1 And BRCA2 Not The Only Gene Mutations To Worry About: Who Should Care About PALB2<\/a><\/h3>One out of three women carrying the PALB2 gene mutation stand the risk of developing breast cancer by the time they reach 70.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Risk Increases Among Women Who Take Birth Control Pills With High Levels Of Estrogen<\/a><\/h3>Oral contraceptives containing a high dose of estrogen, and other combination pills, can increase a woman's risk of developing breast cancer.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>FDA Requests More Volunteers For Male Breast Cancer Research, Hopes To Boost Awareness About Disease<\/a><\/h3>Male breast cancer is 100 times less common than female breast cancer, but it\u2019s important enough for the FDA to begin recruiting more volunteers for research opportunities.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Patient, Doreta Norris, Dances Away The Fear Of Her Upcoming Double Mastecomy<\/a><\/h3>Doreta Norris, a Georgia breast cancer patient, didn't let her double mastectomy stop her from dancing all the way to the operating room.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>More Moles On Your Arm May Signal Breast Cancer Risk; But The Link Is Shaky<\/a><\/h3>Women who tended to have more moles in two new studies were also more prone to developing breast cancer. But don't go counting the moles on your arm yet.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Risk Increases Among Women Who Take Birth Control Pills With High Levels Of Estrogen<\/a><\/h3>Oral contraceptives containing a high dose of estrogen, and other combination pills, can increase a woman's risk of developing breast cancer.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>FDA Requests More Volunteers For Male Breast Cancer Research, Hopes To Boost Awareness About Disease<\/a><\/h3>Male breast cancer is 100 times less common than female breast cancer, but it\u2019s important enough for the FDA to begin recruiting more volunteers for research opportunities.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Patient, Doreta Norris, Dances Away The Fear Of Her Upcoming Double Mastecomy<\/a><\/h3>Doreta Norris, a Georgia breast cancer patient, didn't let her double mastectomy stop her from dancing all the way to the operating room.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>More Moles On Your Arm May Signal Breast Cancer Risk; But The Link Is Shaky<\/a><\/h3>Women who tended to have more moles in two new studies were also more prone to developing breast cancer. But don't go counting the moles on your arm yet.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>FDA Requests More Volunteers For Male Breast Cancer Research, Hopes To Boost Awareness About Disease<\/a><\/h3>Male breast cancer is 100 times less common than female breast cancer, but it\u2019s important enough for the FDA to begin recruiting more volunteers for research opportunities.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Patient, Doreta Norris, Dances Away The Fear Of Her Upcoming Double Mastecomy<\/a><\/h3>Doreta Norris, a Georgia breast cancer patient, didn't let her double mastectomy stop her from dancing all the way to the operating room.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>More Moles On Your Arm May Signal Breast Cancer Risk; But The Link Is Shaky<\/a><\/h3>Women who tended to have more moles in two new studies were also more prone to developing breast cancer. But don't go counting the moles on your arm yet.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Breast Cancer Patient, Doreta Norris, Dances Away The Fear Of Her Upcoming Double Mastecomy<\/a><\/h3>Doreta Norris, a Georgia breast cancer patient, didn't let her double mastectomy stop her from dancing all the way to the operating room.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>More Moles On Your Arm May Signal Breast Cancer Risk; But The Link Is Shaky<\/a><\/h3>Women who tended to have more moles in two new studies were also more prone to developing breast cancer. But don't go counting the moles on your arm yet.<\/summary><\/li>"}
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