New research has shown how green tea works to reduce breast cancer risk.

Red wine consumption reduces a woman’s chance of developing breast cancer.

Breastfeeding is wonderful for baby but there may be a small downside for parents.

There are hundreds of studies done worldwide on the side effects of drugs, natural products and the causes of cancer.

A compound from parsley and celery has been shown to block breast cancer growth.

Did you know that cancer cells are not invasive unless they spread out in the surrounding tissues and form a tumour?

68% to 70% of women who exercise regularly do not wear a proper supportive bra. The movement of breast bounce whilst exercising can be as much as 21cm according to the University of Portsmouth UK.
Cooper ligaments hold up the breast. These stretched with bounce. They can be permanently damaged when not wearing supportive bras, doesn’t matter the size.

Like any part of the human body, breasts need to be looked after to ensure their good health and appearance.

The following ideas can help keep your breasts feeling and looking firm, your breast skin healthy and glowing.

Women who have survived breast cancer benefit from eating lots of soy.

Only half of Australian babies are still being breastfed at six months of age — a far cry from the two years recommended by the World Health Organization. So why aren’t more of our babies on the boob for longer?

The most progressive approach in the fight against breast cancer is to concentrate on its prevention. Two of the most potent allies women have for preventing breast cancer are seleno-methionine and vitamin E.