Results for "Cáncer de mama"
R ing this bell three times well.
Its toll to clearly say.
My treatment’s done,
This course is run,
And I am on my way!
Three women. Three final treatments....
If you’ve undergone lymph node removal surgery or other cancer treatments like radiation, it’s important to know about the risk for swelling called lymphedema....
You’ve recently completed breast cancer surgery, so you’ve undoubtedly been through a lot. In the weeks following your surgery, you may have some pain....
The term “breast cancer” makes it sound as if all cancers that strike the breast are the same. But that’s an oversimplification. The truth is, there are...
From the very start, dealing with cancer can feel like riding a rollercoaster with many twists, turns and ups and down. So, when the ride finally comes...
Is it time for your first screening mammogram? Kelly Rosso, MD, a breast surgical oncologist at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center gives us a first-hand...
Did you know exercise can help decrease your risk of breast cancer? Kelly Rosso, MD, a breast surgical oncologist at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center discusses...
Did you ever wonder what cancer looks like on a mammogram? Kelly Rosso, MD, a breast surgical oncologist at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center discusses...
Cancer has a way of making you feel completely unique and completely anonymous at the same time. On one hand, the disease doesn’t need to know your name...
Do you know your risk for breast cancer? For average-risk women, screening mammograms are recommended at age 40. Kelly Rosso, MD, a breast surgical oncologist...
