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Allspice is LOADED with vitamins and minerals and provides surprising health benefits
Allspice, also known as pimienta, newspice or Jamaicain spice, is a wonderful spice with a unique flavor profile that has been described as...
Ginseng’s secret weapon: Battling cancer with ancient wisdom
Western medicine hasn’t really recognized the incredible value of antioxidant-rich ginseng, until a review article was published in...
Cancer prevention tips: 5 Natural ways to reduce your breast cancer risk
Breast cancer is the second most common cancer in women in the U.S., next only to skin cancer. Although breast cancer deaths have declined...
Why natural alternatives are better than conventional underarm cosmetics
Research over the past years has linked antiperspirants and deodorants that most people use daily with dangerous health risks. Most...
Study finds tart cherry helps minimize joint pain and muscle soreness in women with breast cancer
Women suffering from the side effects of breast cancer therapy will soon have a new, tasty way to deal with their pains. Clinical trials...
Breast cancer risk assessment is critical for women under 45
New research suggests that starting at age 40, women should receive a breast cancer risk assessment to determine when they should start...
New Guidelines for Breast Cancer Screening
The American Cancer Society has released Journal of the American Medical Association. Also, listen to the story on NPR by Patti Neighmond:
What is Your Personal Breast Cancer Risk?
About 1 in 8 American women will develop invasive breast cancer in her lifetime. But that number starts to change when you begin looking...
Breast cancer survival ‘unaffected by faulty gene’
Image copyrightGETTY IMAGES Young breast cancer patients with faulty BRCA genes have the same survival chances as those without, a study...
