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A Quick Note To Help You Take Better Care Of Yourself In 2021

December 16th, 2020

Don’t undertake impulsive health and fitness-related goals as we enter a new year. No, you can’t dramatically change your diet. And no, you can’t lose 20 pounds in 5 days. Such goals are unrealistic and they rarely translate into the desired results. If anything, since one fails at keeping up, such goals usually give the […]

9 Tips To Help You Support A Friend Diagnosed With Breast Cancer

November 18th, 2020

It started with a casual Google search “mammography services near me” … A mammogram was done and the diagnosis showed breast cancer. It’s an emotionally traumatizing news. Your friend has been diagnosed with breast cancer! Of course, they’ll have to do what the doctor suggests. But depending on the stage of cancer, the course of […]

How To Strengthen Your Local Community Outreach Centers?

November 10th, 2020

Not everyone is positioned well to help themselves. Community outreach centers have come to play a significant role in recent times, especially in the healthcare vertical. Offering healthcare facilities to those who need it but can’t afford, these outreach programs have become a distinct part of communities, making a big difference for those economically weaker. […]

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Are You At Risk?

September 29th, 2020

Did you know that there’s a 1 in 8 chance that a woman would develop breast cancer? To create awareness around this subject, many countries mark October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Need to be More Informed It’s essential that women are more aware and informed about breast cancer (It’s worth noting that men […]

How To Manage Stress After Being Diagnosed With Breast Cancer

August 12th, 2020

It’s tough information to accept; very overwhelming. You’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer. It’s essential now that you get a hold of your emotions, connect with a good specialist at the community health center, and start the course of treatment immediately. It’s not the end. You’re going to beat cancer. Following this diagnosis, many women […]

What To Expect From Your First Mammogram?

August 3rd, 2020

Women, following the age of 40, with an average risk of having breast cancer, are usually recommended to get a mammogram once every year or two. Those who have higher than average risk, are recommended to get screened annually. Now, there are no standard benchmarks as to how often you should get a mammogram. Some […]