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Honora Lee Wolfe
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    Christine Horner MD, FACS
  • Breast Health Tip #16: Herbs
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    • Integrative Medicine
  • Breast Health Tip #12: Exercise
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  • Breast Health Tip #16: Herbs
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  • Breast Health Tip #23: Don't Smoke
  • Breast Health Tip #24: Avoid Pharmaceutical Hormones
  • Breast Health Tip #4: Add Spice to Your Life
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    • Harriet Beinfield LAc
  • Revisiting Accepted Wisdom in the Management of Breast Cancer - Part 1
  • Revisiting Accepted Wisdom in the Management of Breast Cancer - Part 2
    • John Whitcomb
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    • Michael Schachter MD, FACAM
  • The Prevention and Complementary Treatment of Breast Cancer
    • Susan M. Lark MD
  • Osteoporosis, Heart Disease, and Breast Cancer
    • Naturopathy
    John Collins ND
  • Women, You Can Prevent Cancer
    • Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman ND, MSW
  • Preventing Breast Cancer
    • Steve Austin ND
  • Linus Pauling and Vitamin C Therapy for Breast Cancer
    • Nutritional medicine
    Christine Horner MD, FACS
  • Breast Health Tip #1: Supplement Your Diet with Omega-3 Fatty Acids
  • Breast Health Tip #10: Antioxidants
  • Breast Health Tip #11: CoQ10
  • Breast Health Tip #13: Garlic
  • Breast Health Tip #15: Cruciferous Vegetables
  • Breast Health Tip #18: Soy
  • Breast Health Tip #19: Flaxseeds
  • Breast Health Tip #2: Green Tea
  • Breast Health Tip #20: Avoid Red Meat
  • Breast Health Tip #21: Avoid Sugar
  • Breast Health Tip #22: Keep Your Body-fat Percentage Low
  • Breast Health Tip #3: B Vitamins
  • Breast Health Tip #4: Add Some Spice to Your Life
  • Breast Health Tip #5: Fats to Avoid
  • Breast Health Tip #6: Vitamin D
  • Breast Health Tip #7: Vitamin E
  • Breast Health Tip #8: Medicinal Mushrooms
    • Ray Sahelian MD
  • CoQ10 and breast cancer
  • Melatonin and breast cancer
    • Richard A. Passwater PhD
  • ''Improving the Health of the Public: Part I''
    • Sally LaMont ND
  • Fiber, Fat and Breast Cancer Prevention
    • Steve Austin ND
  • Linus Pauling and Vitamin C Therapy for Breast Cancer
  • Questions to Ask your Doctor after a Cancer Diagnosis
    • TheCancer Project
  • Fighting Breast Cancer With Vegetarian Food
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    WHAT DOCTOR'S DON'T TELL YOU
    Integrative Medicine
  • 12 Common, Unpublished Risks for Breast Cancer
  • Aromatase inhibitors for breast cancer
  • BREAST CANCER - are the seeds planted when you're very young?
  • BREAST CANCER - keeping active reduces death risk
  • BREAST CANCER - A preventable disease
  • Breast cancer - A safer way to screen for breast cancer
  • Breast cancer - If you do have breast cancer . . .
  • BREAST CANCER - The mammogram myth
  • Breast cancer - Your self-help treatment programme
  • BREAST CANCER AND THE PILL: Does genetics have a part to play?
  • Breast cancer not helped by surgery or self-examination
  • Breast cancer screening doesn’t prevent deaths
  • BREAST CANCER-THE UNKINDEST CUT
  • BREAST CANCER: Up to half of all cases may not be cancer at all
  • BREAST CANCER: A CLEAR ASSOCIATION
  • Breast cancer: and now the good news. . .
  • BREAST CANCER: FIGHTERS BECOME SURVIVORS
  • BREAST CANCER: IS VEGGIE BEST?
  • BREAST CANCER: Take a walk to reduce your risk
  • BREAST CANCER: THE HIDDEN CAUSES
  • Breast-conserving surgery is best for cancer
  • Family history doesn’t influence breast cancer
  • FATS AND BREAST CANCER: It's a big risk, it's a small risk - it just d
  • Good nutrition cured my breast cancer
  • I BEAT MY BREAST CANCER THROUGH DIET
  • Marrow transplants don’t work for breast cancer
  • MINIMISING BREAST CANCER RISK
  • My low-cost, natural, home cure for breast cancer
  • REDUCE THE CALORIES: And reduce your breast cancer risk
  • Special Report: Breast Cancer - When It's Not Cancer at All
  • Studies exaggerate genetic basis of breast cancer risk
  • Tamoxifen may lead to new breast cancer
  • Tamoxifen not effective for some breast cancers
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