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Cancer literacy for Nigerian families.
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Breast cancer is often discussed in terms of diagnosis, treatment, and survival. However, one crucial aspect that is frequently overlooked is the effect it can have on a woman’s sex life. Intimacy during and after breast cancer treatment may not feel the same, as physical, emotional, and hormonal ch
Weight changes are not your fault. They are often connected to the treatment itself and how the body responds.
PROFILE Name: Oluwasina Tobiloba ElizabethAge: 21Location: Oyo State, NigeriaDiagnosis: Colorectal Cancer (Signet Ring Adenocarcinoma)Date Diagnosed: March 2022 Introduction Before cancer, I was that person, very social, very active, full of life. But in March 2022, everything changed. I was diagnos
Tattoos, piercings, and breast reconstruction after breast cancer are not just routine grooming or expressions of style, they are acts of autonomy.
Breast prostheses is an artificial breast or breast form that’s worn to simulate the shape, feel, and weight of a natural breast after a mastectomy or
Breast cancer is not a singular experience; it doesn’t come with a universal template —it varies from person to person in terms of biology,
Cancer is a battle, but your style doesn’t have to be another casualty. You’re still you. Cancer doesn’t get to take that away.
You’re in a relationship, full of love, happily minding your business, and then—boom! A diagnosis of breast cancer
Look, if you’ve ever been through cancer, you know it’s a fight you don’t want to repeat.
A “Pink Christmas” is about more than just adding pink to your decorations.
Breast cancer without a lump included conditions where abnormal malignant development occurs in a way that is difficult to identify by touch or even by routine mammograms.
Pharmacogenomics is the study of genetic markers that predict a patient’s reaction to hormone therapies, chemotherapy, and targeted treatments in the context of breast cancer.