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Upcoming Golf Tournaments to Benefit TurningPoint
For several years now Crooked Creek Golf and Echelon Golf have held annual golf tournaments that support and benefit TurningPoint. Funds raised from these two tournaments will be used to support TurningPoint's speci alized and evidence-based rehabilitation services for breast cancer patients.
We need your help! Learn more about how your help can make a huge difference through sponsorship and participation opportunities. Your support will make this year’s events a special and successful celebration. Event dates below.
Friday, September 18 Education Event: Eating a Plant-Based Diet
September Education Event (Date TBD): Steps to Minimize…
Quiz: Breast Cancer Myths and Facts
Can antiperspirants cause breast cancer? What else have you heard about risk and prevention? WebMD separates fact from fiction.
How to Help a Friend With Breast Cancer
How to give people with breast cancer the support they really need.
5 little-known breast cancer facts
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women. But there are still some things you may not know about it.
How I faced breast cancer hair loss
The pro who helped me clear the first hurdle on the road to recovery wasn’t a doctor or nurse.
What Race Has to Do With Breast Cancer
Researchers provide the most detailed look yet at why minority women tend to fare worse with breast cancer
What Doctors Want You to Know About Breast Cancer
These surprising facts can help you lower your risk and stay healthy for good.
Women at Average Risk for Breast Cancer Should Start Screening
After reviewing updated breast cancer screening guidelines from the US Preventive Services Task Force for women at average risk, MSK’s breast experts have elected not to change the institution’s recommendations in any way.
5 Facts About Breast Cancer
An oncologist provides some background on breast cancer including who gets it, how it is treated, and how it can be prevented.
Living with Breast Cancer: What I Wish You’d Say to Me
People with cancer want to know that those around them love them, and can offer help and support. There are plenty of articles out there on what not to say to someone who has cancer, but what should you say?
What do the different stages of breast cancer mean? Which is the most dangerous?
Sen. Amy Klobuchar's breast cancer diagnosis has put a spotlight on the disease. But the stages can be hard to decipher.
Why Meditation and Yoga Are Recommended for Breast Cancer
Non-invasive alternative therapies can clear an anxious mind
How This 29-Year-Old Overcame Breast Cancer
Latinas may have a lower risk of developing breast cancer compared to other women, but studies also show they are the ones most likely to be diagnosed at a later stage in life. MORE: 5 Fast Facts About Breast Cancer Every Latina Should Know
What It's Like to Be Diagnosed With Breast Cancer at Age 30
'The fear of a terrible outcome prevented me from seeking the truth’
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What younger women can do to avoid breast cancer
Too young for a mammogram? That doesn’t mean you can’t be proactive about your breast health
How big data is improving breast cancer prediction rates
With new method, accuracy in diagnosis improved to 92 percent from 70 percent, says Adeline Lo.
Breast cancer selfie: Facebook photo warns women what to look for
Woman posts a photo of the surprisingly subtle signs of breast cancer, hoping to save lives
10 Things Every Woman Should Do to Help Prevent Breast Cancer
There are several risk factors that can increase your chances of developing breast cancer. And while the risk increases as we age, there are certain
Living as a Man, Fighting Breast Cancer: How Trans People Face Care Gaps
Though awareness of the nation’s transgender population has grown, medical networks are still scrambling to catch up with that group’s highly specialized needs.
