The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that the risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 is low for most people. However, it's very important to know that people
While breast cancer occurs mainly in women, men can get it too, because men also have breast tissue. Breast cancer starts when cells in the breast begin to grow out of
Want to do a deep dive into the latest statistics about breast cancer? Take a look at this extensive report, full of the most recent data about breast cancer. This
Source: MD Anderson Cancer Center Can as little as one alcoholic drink a day raise your breast cancer risk? Studies say yes. But does that mean you should steer clear
For some people, there’s no thinking twice when it comes to donating blood. They see the need and they stop by a blood drive. For cancer survivors, the process isn’t
If you’re no longer seeing the signs or feeling the symptoms of your cancer, you may be in remission. But it’s important to note that remission, according to the National
Source: National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc. Cancer is a family affair. If you’ve been diagnosed yourself, it’s possible that a loved one could have a higher potential for similar complications.
It’s a new year at For The Girls, and we want to kick things off by simply reminding everyone that there’s no better time than now to start your annual
Our specially made pink chimes are meant to serve as a reminder of your ongoing support for breast cancer awareness and research. QMT Windchimes donates a portion of all proceeds from
There are several factors that may increase your risk of breast cancer. Some of these can be controlled while others can’t. Here are 5 risks from Susan G. Komen:
