Being aware of the stages of breast cancer is important for its curability completely. As you may have known, if breast cancer is detected at stages I or II, the curable chance is up to 85-90%. For some women who are diagnosed with the breast cancer in the late stage II or early stage III […]

“I have lost a leg, have cancer but I have a wonderful husband and two well behaved children. I’ve lived happily and enjoyed my life during the last 05 years when I had cancer. Thank YOU for always being with me in my hardest moments, thanks to all my relatives and thank life for letting […]

Since I got to the hospital, I felt happier than I was at home. Many people had wondered why I could smile throughout the day. Maybe the fact that I needed to overcome my disability since I was young had helped me to be conscious. I said:” I need to smile and sing happily to […]

Relatives advised me that I should wear a toupee in order not to scare my children but I decided to tell them the truth “I have a disease making my hair lose, when I recover they will be back.” Gradually, they understood my illness and they also helped me go through the difficult time. Their […]

While everyone was welcoming a fresh new year on New Year’s Eve, I was so confused when I knew that I was undergoing a serious illness. However, I was still happy to enjoy a Tết holiday full of smiles with my family, relatives and parties with friends so that this happiness would motivate me to […]

What made me so depressed and pensive the most at the time was that my wedding day wasn’t far off. Why had the disease chosen me at that moment in time to afflict me? I was looking forward to the day that I would marry the man of my life after nearly four years of […]

After having a definitive diagnosis of breast cancer and before undergoing the operation, patients and their relatives are usually worried and confused. The following advice from Dr. Dennis R. Holmes, breast cancer surgeon, CEO of the Los Angeles Center for Women’s Health will help you feel more confident and comfortable. BCNV is not responsible for […]

Although being blatantly told by the doctors, sometimes we or even our families are still shocked by the news that we’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer. Our minds can’t accept all the information that our doctors want to tell us. This article is going to provide some basic knowledge about the indicators and anatomical results […]

Autobiography of Miss Eva who has cancer Bald hair, pale complexion due to the loss of both eyebrows and eyelashes, the image of Miss Venezuela 2000 when she curled up in the bed with two breasts soreness that shocked people in “the power of beauty”. Eva Ekvall was crowned Miss Venezuela in 2000. One year […]

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 breast cancer, which food will you choose to get the best result of treatment?” Triple-negative breast cancer refers to the fact that the cancer is […]