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Prevention

Although there is no definitive way to prevent breast cancer, there are many ways we can try to at least lessen our chances of getting it. This page will focus on looking at changeable environmental and physical factors that you, as an individual, may incorporate, as well as research by organizations to find a real, conclusive prevention.

Prevention Links

Breast Cancer Fund

http://www.breastcancerfund.org/ | Date Added: 2009-04-25

Mission Statement:

Website Summary:

The Breast Cancer Fund was founded in 1992 and is particularly active in the search for and eradication of environmental causes of Breast Cancer.

Target Audience:
Anyone interested in helping to find and end the environmental causes of the disease. Polictical action is encouraged.

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Target Audience:

Previvor

Age Range:

30 - 39

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The Breast Cancer Fund seems like a very active organization that stays up to date and on the edge of research into the environmental factors that may cause breast cancer. It provides information on how to take action against these factors. This site is very informative and is helping me in my hunt for why I developed breast cancer.
Jennifer Quack: survivor

Breast Health and Healing Foundation

http://www.breasthealthandhealing.com/ | Date Added: 2009-04-25

Mission Statement:

Website Summary:

The Breast Health and Healing Foundation concentrates on finding a prevention to breast cancer, rather than a cure. The site has a sobering breast cancer counter on the home page, showing both international and national incidences of new breast cancer diagnoses and deaths to date this year. There are scientific articles and risk factor statistics on the site as well.

Target Audience:
Anyone that wants to help or learn about preventing breast cancer. The research details seem more for physicians than laypersons.

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Target Audience:

Previvor

Age Range:

30 - 39

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This site is a change to most - it seems to be rather proactive than reactive. The statistics shown with an active counter on the home page grab your attention rather quickly! The site also gives information about scientific research being conducted on searching for a preventative rather than cure. Unfortunately, the articles identified on the research are quite over my head, but if a clear way toward preventing this disease comes from this, I'm all for it!
Jennifer Quack: survivor