National Breast Cancer Awareness month is a great time to promote healthy
breast habits such as regular screening and monthly breast self-exam. It is estimated
that about 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime, and it is
the second most common cancer in women– next to skin cancer.

Some common signs and symptoms of breast cancer are a lump in the breast,
nipple discharge (not related to normal lactation), and change in shape or size of the
breast.

Any questions regarding your breast health, or to discuss any changes that youmay have noticed please contact your health care providers for the best advice.

The BSE – Breast Self-Exam. Don’t be shy! Regular, monthly breast self-exams can HELP detect early signs of breast cancer.  >>Read More

Attention All Men! Breast cancer isn’t only in women.  Any questions about breast cancer in men? Check out the Susan G. Komen site for Breast Cancer in Men.