Breast Cancer Awareness

Don’t miss these breast cancer signs: Oncologist shares what Indian women must know

Breast cancer is now the leading cause of cancer deaths among Indian women, says a recent Lancet Oncology study. Delayed diagnosis, poor access to screening, and lifestyle factors are all fuelling a silent epidemic. Here’s how awareness, early action, and better screening can help improve outcomes.

How you can improve life after an early breast cancer diagnosis: from treatment plans to lifestyle habits

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it is important to know that it’s not just early detection that helps but also awareness of what to do next when the disease hits home. This helps you take charge of what lies ahead. With advanced therapy options, there are several ways you can not only treat the disease but also live a healthy life.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Oncologist explains what role does diet play in breast cancer

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month — a time to shine a light on prevention, early detection and healthy living. Among other risk factors, diet is important as selecting the proper foods and avoiding unsafe ones can help long-term breast health and be used in addition to medical treatments.

Symptoms of breast and cervical cancers: Why monthly self-checks are a health must for women

With breast and cervical cancers on the rise, doctors are urging self-checks now more than ever. These simple, regular routines can help spot early signs of trouble and prompt faster treatment. Here’s why taking just a few minutes monthly can make a life-saving difference for women.

Hina Khan gives health update amid breast cancer battle: ‘My chemotherapy is over…’

At a recent event in Mumbai, Hina Khan revealed that her chemotherapy and surgeries were complete, adding that she is undergoing another treatment. She also met Dia Mirza and praised her generosity and warmth. The actress has been vocal about her battle with breast cancer, which came with its share of challenges and struggles.

Cancerous vs. non-cancerous lumps symptoms: Doctor explains why most are harmless, when to seek medical advice

How to tell if a lump is cancerous or not: Discovering a lump can be scary, but it’s important to stay calm and informed. Most lumps are harmless and may even disappear on their own. However, self-examination and timely medical consultation are essential to rule out serious conditions.

What women in their 20s must know about breast cancer, why spotting symptoms early is critical

Breast cancer can affect at any age, even those in their 20s. By understanding your body, recognising early warning signs, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, you can reduce your lifetime risk and ensure early detection if needed. Here’s what you should know:

Breast cancer: Understand your genetic risk, role of BRCA mutations and more

Understanding genetic risks and identifying BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations can guide preventive and personalised treatment strategies for patients at high risk of hereditary breast cancer.

Breast cancer prevention: Make healthy lifestyle choices to minimise the risks

As breast cancer rates rise, adopting healthy lifestyle habits becomes crucial. While you cannot control all risk factors, you can make a difference by adopting healthy lifestyle habits. Prioritising weight management, regular exercise, mindful eating, and routine health check-ups can lower your risk of breast cancer and improve your well-being.

Yuvraj Singh's cancer NGO refers to breasts as 'oranges' in ad, gets slammed: 'Shameful'

One of the campaign posters, shared widely online, displays a young woman holding two oranges in her hands while travelling on a bus. An elderly woman in the same image is seated nearby, holding a crate of oranges. The caption reads: 'Check your oranges once a month,' a call to encourage regular self-examinations for signs of breast cancer.

Breast cancer symptoms: Don't take lump or swelling in the breast, discharge lightly

Early signs of breast cancer: Even though not all changes in the breast are cancerous, it’s important to watch out for the warning signs of breast cancer in order to ensure an early detection and effective treatment. Here’s why your awareness could make all the difference.

Symptoms of breast cancer in men: Watch out for signs like nipple discharge, chest lumps

Breast cancer is a disease where cells in the breast grow uncontrollably, forming a tumour. It usually starts in the milk ducts or glands but can spread to other areas. Though more common in women, men can also get breast cancer. Here are the signs and symptoms of this disease in men.

Causes of breast cancer in young women: Poor diet, late motherhood, less breastfeeding increase risk

As lifestyle habits evolve and risk factors change, young women are becoming more vulnerable to breast cancer. Understanding the reasons behind this surge is crucial for early detection and prevention.

Breastfeeding and breast cancer: Here's what every woman should know to reduce risk

Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2024: Recent studies have shed light on how breastfeeding may influence a woman’s risk of developing breast cancer, providing valuable information for expectant and new mothers. Here's what every woman should know to boost overall well-being and reduce cancer risk.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2024: How smoking, poor diet, obesity increase cancer risk

Breast cancer: Raising awareness about breast cancer encourages women to be proactive about regular check-ups and healthy habits, which are essential for protecting their health. Check out the key symptoms, risk factors, and available treatment options to stay informed.

Common breast cancer myths: Can deodorants cause cancer? Is mastectomy the only treatment?

Did you know that both men and women can get breast cancer? Additionally, this cancer isn’t solely linked to age, and the belief that no lump means no cancer is a common myth. An expert debunks myths surrounding breast cancer and shares the essential truths you should know.

1 in 833 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer, here's what you should know to reduce risk

Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2024: According to the Cancer Society, about 1 in 833 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. Raising awareness about breast cancer in men is critical to encourage early detection and prompt treatment. Here's what you should know.

Breast cancer and late pregnancy: 7 key connections every woman should know to reduce risk

Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2024: Understanding these connections helps in assessing risk factors and developing strategies for early detection and prevention of breast cancer in women who conceive later in life.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2024: 12 healthy habits to lower risk of breast cancer

Women's health: Understanding breast cancer risk involves a combination of awareness, lifestyle modifications, and medical interventions. Many risks can be managed through healthy habits, regular screenings, and informed decision-making. Here are 12 ways to understand and lower the risk of breast cancer.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2024: Here's how smoking can increase risk of cancer in young women

Women's health: Quitting smoking is vital for young women to reduce breast cancer risk. Smoking not only increases cancer susceptibility but also worsens treatment outcomes. Here's how its harmful for your breast health.

Breast cancer in young women: Causes of aggressive cancer types, infertility, mental toll and more

Breast cancer in young women can lead to low self-esteem, fertility concerns, and career disruption. Here's detailed information to understand the coping mechanisms and unique challenges during treatment and the recovery journey afterwards.

Symptoms of breast cancer, and 7 ways to understand, manage your risk

Breast cancer: By understanding your individual risk factors and taking proactive steps, you can empower yourself to manage and reduce your risk of breast cancer. Regular communication with your doctor is key to developing a personalised risk management plan.