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Programs across the federal government aim to increase American health through physical activity, but most Americans still fail to get enough exercise.

Other experts point to data that suggests lowering the screening age may not improve outcomes.

A University Hospital director completed her last chemo treatment Tuesday for her metastatic breast cancer. She wants to show women who have skipped screenings what they're risking as part of an awareness campaign called Pinktober.

(BPT) - Mammograms are important standard health screenings that help detect breast cancer as early as possible, when treatment is typically most effective. Yet for many women, it can be

In October of 2013, Jen Waterman noticed a lump on her breast while breastfeeding her twins. Waterman, who was 33 at the time, was diagnosed with Stage 3 B breast cancer, starting a battle with …

There has been a lot of noise surrounding breast cancer screening over the last decade-plus.

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Other experts point to data that suggests lowering the screening age may not improve outcomes

A clinical trial is recruiting thousands of volunteers to try to figure out if 3-D mammograms are better than standard 2-D imaging for catching advanced cancers.

Nickey Teghtmeyer stuck to her routine of getting a screening mammogram last year, but this time it found a small tumor in her right breast. However, some still advise scans