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Burglars stole money from a breast cancer survivor who had saved the money for her treatment and to help other survivors.
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Jolie underwent the procedure after learning she carried a gene that made it extremely likely she would get breast cancer.
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Here are 7 things to know about the BRCA 1 and BRCA 2 testing.
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New York's Attorney General says just because a pink ribbon's on the label, that doesn't mean a company is donating to breast cancer.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports from Mount Sinai Hospital.
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An advance in mammograms is helping doctors find more cancers.
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Being in and around water can be soothing and therapeutic in itself.
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It's a sight sure to grab your attention: a man in a pink tutu. But it is all for a good cause.
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The new finding offers hints that one type of breast cancer might be vulnerable to drugs that already work against ovarian cancer.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports on the company helping families and breast cancer patients.
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A New Jersey boy who briefly quit his youth football team when his coach told him he couldn't wear pink gloves is back on the squad.
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A new weapon in the fight against breast cancer is a treatment that targets the disease in a more direct way. Patients receive less radiation and fewer doses.
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Lauren Glassberg reports on a New York woman who puts a lot of thought into the construction of the suits she makes
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When a breast cancer is so small that doctors can't feel it, a new technique helps them in the operating room.
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An FDA advisory panel voted unanimously Thursday to endorse the use of a new screening tool for breast cancer.
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A new study is linking breast cancer and alcohol.
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When a woman has a mammogram, she frequently must wait anxiously for days or weeks for the result.
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A new procedure allowed actress Suzanne Somers recontruct her breasts using stem cells.
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Over 230-thousand women will hear a diagnosis of breast cancer this year, and many will face difficult decisions about surgery.
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For women diagnosed with breast cancer, should you take medication before surgery to shrink your tumor first?
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg has more on why Hispanic women die of breast cancer more often.
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Hispanic women get breast cancer less often but are at a higher risk of death from the disease.
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Routine mammograms may cut a woman's risk of dying from breast cancer in half.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg has more on the different factors that contribute to breast cancer.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports
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Preferential radio frequency ablation or PRFA kills breast tumors in a fast, non-invasive way.
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A new drug could help to save lives in the battle of breast cancer.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports
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Toni Yates reports
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There was a well deserved break for thousands of people raising money for breast cancer research on Randall's Island.
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There was only a rare chance they would find anything wrong, but they did.
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After beating Breast Cancer, Eyewitness News' Stacey Sager is not taking chances with ovarian cancer.
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A new study shows that taking a more aggressive approach to treating breast cancer shows promising results.
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Eyewitness News wants to clarify a story we reported earlier this week about a charity under investigation by the AG.
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It's a procedure that can dramatically affect a breast cancer patient's quality of life.
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Surgery to remove the tumor is an important part of stopping early breast cancer.
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