Valley Breast Care & Women's Health Center

Great news! Registration for the 2018 Women's Cancer Run - Walk/Run for Awareness & Hope is now available! Early pricing available until midnight, be sure to sign up soon for great savings! Visit womenscancerrun.org

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Registration for the 2017 Women's Cancer Walk/Run is now open! Registration Special going on now! Sign up your family by Sunday, July 9th, for only $25 each! Visit womenscancerrun.org for details!

Men can get breast cancer too. Although much rarer than for women, breast cancer in men is often detected later. http://health.usnews.com//20/men-can-get-breast-cancer-too

Read this article to find out why its a good idea to stay away from plastic all together: https://medicalxpress.com//2017-04-exposure-bpa-substitute

Over the last several years, exercise has emerged as a new kind of medicine one proven to boost moods, protect brain cells, shrink fat, and help us age more slowly. Now science is suggesting it may even offer a unique advantage to certain breast cancer survivors. http://www.allure.com//exercise-could-cut-rate-breast-canc

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The diagnosis of any health problem is frightening. Breast cancer brings along the seriousness of a cancer diagnosis but for many women, the disease is also tied up in feelings about femininity, sexuality, attractiveness, and motherhood. This Canadian article gives some great suggestions about how to deal with the diagnosis: http://www.huffingtonpost.ca//breast-cancer-diagnosis-how-

Its the first day of Spring! Spring is the time to put your creative energy into your front porch. Outside decorating in the Spring can bring a new therapeutic element for your outdoor healing space. Here are some refreshing front porch ideas that will enhance your breast cancer healing. https://breastcanceryogablog.com/tag/front-porch-ideas/

Happy St Patrick's day to all our staff and patients. May the luck of the Irish be yours today. www.valleybreastcare.org

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A Mediterranean diet can reduce the risk of a deadly form of breast cancer by 40 per cent, a large study has found. Those who adhered most closely to a diet rich in plant protein, fish and olive oil were 40 per cent less likely to develop ER-negative breast cancer. Read the following link for details. www.valleybreastcare.org http://www.independent.co.uk//mediterranean-diet-cuts-risk