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Cancer Info & Support

Real life: I have chronic cancer

By Jaime Herndon on Jan 27, 2011

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We’re all familiar with chronic conditions – diabetes, arthritis, cancer…wait. Cancer? A chronic condition? Yes. A cancer diagnosis...
Community & Human Services

World's Most Fabulous Lemonade Stand

By Kori Ellis on Jan 26, 2011

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Trop50's latest promotion will benefit Dress for Success -- an organization that helps women in need as they look for jobs in...
Cancer Info & Support

What to do after a cancer diagnosis

By Jaime Herndon on Jan 25, 2011

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After being diagnosed with cancer, a million questions and concerns are running through your mind. Find out what to do next.
Community & Human Services

Global charities: How to plan a volunteer vacation

By Jessica Padykula on Nov 17, 2010

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The holiday season is high time for baking, shopping, gift-giving, and get togethers, but the holidays are also prime time for two...
Community & Human Services

Top 10 charities that make you feel good about giving

By Jessica Padykula on Nov 17, 2010

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Giving to charity seems like an easy enough endeavor – choose a cause you feel passionate about, figure out how much you want to...
Animal Welfare

The best pet charities for your furry friends

By Kristin Julie Viola on Nov 17, 2010

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Because of the current economy, animal charities are suffering more than ever. So why not do some good this holiday season and...
Breast Cancer Awareness & Support

Breast cancer awareness: 12 more ways to think pink!

By Sarah Kelsey on Oct 18, 2010

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Do your part to support Women’s Cancer Awareness Month by investing or participating in one of these fundraising products or events....
Breast Cancer Survivor Stories

Surviving breast cancer: Regain control of your body

By Lockey Maisonneuve on Oct 15, 2010

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For the 2.5 million breast cancer survivors in the US, many of whom have had surgery, getting back into exercise and learning how to...
Cancer Info & Support

Cancer connection: How networking with a cancer survivor can save your life

By Joni James Aldrich on Sep 28, 2010

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When cancer comes up in conversation, do you change the topic and move on? Or do you ask the questions that may possibly save your...
Diagnosis & Treatment

What happens after a breast cancer diagnosis?

By Jaime Herndon on Sep 28, 2010

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When someone is diagnosed with breast cancer, the stress can weigh on them and take a toll. Read on to find out ways to help...
Prevention & Detection

Breast cancer vs breast lumps: What's the difference?

By Jaime Herndon on Sep 28, 2010
When you feel a lump during a breast exam, or your doctor says she feels a lump during your visit, it is normal to be nervous and...
Prevention & Detection

10 Risk factors for breast cancer

By Jaime Herndon on Sep 28, 2010
There are numerous known risk factors for breast cancer, despite the fact that the National Cancer Institute states that the...
Breast Cancer Awareness & Support

How to train for the Race for the Cure

By Kathy A. Johnson on Sep 28, 2010

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Want to get fit and be part of a good cause? The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is a 5k run/fitness walk that raises funds for the...
Diagnosis & Treatment

What is hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome?

By Karen Hawthorne on Sep 27, 2010

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With cancer rates rising at an alarming pace, understanding hereditary factors can help determine cancer risks and steps for...
Breast Cancer Awareness & Support

How to support a friend who has breast cancer

By Kathy A. Johnson on Sep 27, 2010
If your friend has been diagnosed with breast cancer, a good support system will help her weather her treatment better, both...
Breast Cancer Awareness & Support

10 Ways to support breast cancer research

By Kathy A. Johnson on Sep 27, 2010
October 2010 marks the 25th year of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. While medical science has made many strides forward in...
Prevention & Detection

Breast cancer: Everyday things that raise your risk

By Linda Melone, CSCS on Sep 27, 2010

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Do you make healthy lifestyle choices that protect you from breast cancer, or do your choices put you at a greater risk? You may be...
Prevention & Detection

New drug for breast cancer: Fish oil?

By Dr Barry Sears on Sep 27, 2010

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Breast cancer accounts for more than 25 percent of all female cancers. It is also strongly linked to obesity, which means as the...
Breast Cancer Survivor Stories

The best exercises for breast cancer survivors

By Linda Melone, CSCS on Sep 27, 2010

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No matter what type of breast cancer treatments you've had, exercise can help you regain your strength as well as your ability to...
Breast Cancer Awareness & Support

10 Training tips to walk the Breast Cancer 3-Day

By Michele Borboa, MS on Sep 26, 2010
The Breast Cancer 3-Day is a 60-mile walk to raise funds for Susan G. Komen for the Cure and the National Philanthropic Trust Breast...

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