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Making Sense of The New Mammography Recommendations

The U.S. Preventive Services Tasks Force (USPSTF) has reversed its position on screening mammography for women in their 40s: the group no longer recommends routine screening mammography for average-risk women in this age group. The American Cancer Society, however, has stated that it will continue to recommend annual mammograms starting at the age... Read moreChevron

Getting Over Breast Cancer

Do you think it's possible to ever fully heal following a battle with Breast Cancer? Years ago I'm not sure I would have. But here I am, not even 5 years later feeling whole again. I'm not saying that I walked away from this fight unchanged, because I did. This journey has inexplicably changed me for both the better and the worse. Yet, I no... Read moreChevron

Possible problems that come with breast reconstruction

Though breast reconstruction techniques have been improving for more than fifteen years, and there are fewer and fewer problems, there are still certain complications that can occur as with any major medical procedure.   Problems immediately following surgery • Wound infection • Fluid under the wound • Flap failure... Read moreChevron

Redoing Reconstruction

Breast reconstruction surgery offers women the option to replace a breast that has been lost due to cancer.  But reconstruction techniques, like most medical procedures, have improved through out the years for those who, like me, must have their old reconstruction redone for some reason or another.   A reconstruction redo can be needed... Read moreChevron

How to Survive Breast Reconstruction

Hi, my name is Angi.  For those of you that don't know me, I'm the one PJ refers to as the Reconstruction expert.  I'd hardly say that I am an expert, though I have been around the block a few times.  I'm currently 35 and a two time breast cancer survivor.  Since finding my lump I have undergone a total of 9 different... Read moreChevron

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