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Breast Cancer - Self ExamsInformation / Diagnosis / Treatment / Prevention
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A Second Glance Description: Primarily addresses the need for self breast examinations. Promotes mammography and offers links. (angelfire.com) |
Breast Self-Examination Procedure Description: Features a detailed and illustrated explanation of the correct method, as well as providing access to the latest cancer research findings. (stonybrookhospital.com) |
BreastCancer.org: Self Breast Exams Description: Discusses the procedure. (breastcancer.org) |
eMedicine Health: Breast Self-Exam Description: Provides general information and instruction on how to perform the procedure. (emedicinehealth.com) |
Mammacare Description: Presents information for teaching how to conduct a clinical breast examination and thorough self-examination. (mammacare.com) |
She Thinks Pink Description: Especially self-exam instructions. Also touches on breast cancer symptoms, treatment, prostheses, hair loss and support. (home.bellsouth.net) |
So You Wanna: Breast Self-Examination Description: Gives reasons, describes the technique, tells what to look for and explains what actions to take. (soyouwanna.com) |
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