Established in 2013, from the initiative of a breast cancer patient, the Breast Cancer Network of Vietnam (BCNV) has tirelessly devoted to providing information, connecting resources, and a safe sharing place. for those who are concerned about or battling breast cancer.
WHO’s standard recommendations for the general public to reduce exposure to and transmission of a range of illnesses are as follows, which include hand and respiratory hygiene, and safe food practices: Protect yourself
In the previous article, “Strengthening the Immune System – What You Can Do”, we looked at an overview of ways in which the immune system can be boosted. In this
Firstly: Start having self-breast exams at the age of 20. After the monthly menstrual cycle, adult women of all ages should perform the self-breast exams. Once a month: Using
You can reduce the risk of breast cancer by frequenly including these following foods in your daily meals. <>Broccoli According to research studies from the University of Michigan, sulforaphane, a
A recent research drawing attention from the global press has indicated that the internal fat existed and stored up in a woman body can impact on her risks and status
Women who have breast cancer feel more positive, optimistic and less depressive when sharing about their health on their personal websites. According to a recent study conducted by the University
During this year, Hoang Cuc has left the stage and returned to her family with her nearly 1-year-old grandchild. Sometimes, she still goes out with her friends or travels around
Breast cancer and diabetes are the two most prominent causes of disease in the world. Scientists have desired to research the relationship between them and after a long period of
Almost all of breast cancer patients have to deal with food problems during treatment period. BCNV introduces a post from website www.foodforbreastcancer.com to answer the question: “If you have triple-negative