Breast Cancer Awareness Guide

An estimated 192,370 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in women in the U.S. by the end of 2009, in addition to 62,280 new cases of noninvasive breast cancer. Take control of your breast health now by learning about breast cancer risks and prevention, conducting breast self-exams, getting regular mammograms and embracing a healthy diet and exercise routine. Get the latest breast health recommendations and resources here.

Breast Health:
5 steps to take for prevention and early detection

How to Do a Breast Self-Exam:
Follow these simple steps

Facts about Breast Cancer:
7 facts you need to know

Common Questions about Breast Cancer:
Get the answers

Questions to Ask:
What you should be asking your provider today

Lifestyle Tips:
Coping with a diagnosis and finding low-cost mammograms

More Resources:
Get additional information about breast cancer

For more information on risk factors, diagnosis and treatment options for breast cancer, visit the National Women's Health Resource Center at http://www.healthywomen.org/breasthealthcenter.

© 2009. National Women's Health Resource Center, Inc. All rights reserved. All content provided in this guide is for information purposes only. Any information herein relating to specific medical conditions, preventive care and/or healthy lifestyles does not suggest individual diagnosis or treatment and is not a substitute for medical attention.

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