|Articles|September 8, 2008
- Fall 2008
- Volume 7
- Issue 3
Web Exclusive: Preventing Breast Cancer
What you need to know about breast cancer prevention.
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When it comes to preventing cancer, everyone can benefit from exercise, not smoking, and eating a healthy diet high in fruits and vegetables. But for people with a predisposition for breast cancer, such as those with genetic mutations and a family history, prevention strategies may need to be more specific.
Read CURE’s past coverage of the therapeutic options for preventing breast cancer in "
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Q&A: Vitamin Dalmost 18 years ago
Never Fearalmost 18 years ago
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