Some moms have tried having this talk when their girls are in high school. This is still a giggly age, though. More »
And I don’t mean watching it get bigger, either! More »
So the holidays are over, your tummy is (extra) full, you have celebrated with friends and family, eating more than usual and probably drinking more than usual too. More »
In June 2011, there were 12 million cancer survivors in the US. and just 6 months later this number grew to 13.7 million. By 2020, the number will swell to 22 million--and 23 percent of those cancer survivors are people who have survived breast ca... More »
Research was conducted at the University of Alabama confirming that early menopause (defined as an onset before age 46) doubled the risk of a woman having a heart attack or stroke. More »
It's tough enough for a child to have to endure a cancer diagnosis and its treatment, but it has become increasingly apparent that radiation during childhood can be a gift that keeps on giving--except that the gift is not a good one More »
Most people make New Year's resolutions during this time of year. Then, unfortunately, most break those resolutions within 3 months. More »
It’s that time of the year. For many, it’s the time for sniffles, coughing, fevers, malaise, and feeling generally like a couch potato with a sinus headache. More »
There are more than 65 million people in America who are caregivers of a loved one who is chronically ill or disabled or aging. More »
When someone in your immediate family or a close friend has metastatic breast cancer that is now no longer responding to treatment, approaching a holiday can be a mixed blessing, and one that is fe More »