True Or False : A Quiz On Breast Cancer

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1. There is only one type of breast cancer – and one form of treatment

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Researchers have identified three different types of breast cancer. Click HERE to see Dr. Evangelia Kirimis explain how treatments are targeted based on the cancer and the patient.

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True Or False : A Quiz On Breast Cancer - Quiz

Distinguish fact from fiction in 'True or False: A Quiz on Breast Cancer.' Test your knowledge on this crucial health topic with a quiz that covers essential information about breast cancer prevention, detection, and treatment. Navigate through true or false questions designed to educate and challenge. Whether you're well-versed in... see morebreast health or seeking to enhance your awareness, this quiz offers valuable insights into understanding and combating breast cancer. Empower yourself and others by participating in this informative quiz that sheds light on key aspects of breast health. Let's separate the truths from the myths in the fight against breast cancer! Take this ten-question quiz to see how much you understand about a disease that affects one in every eight American women.
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2. You can reduce your risk of getting breast cancer with a healthy diet and exercise

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Maintaining a healthy weight staying active can have a significant impact on your risk. Click HERE to see Dr. Shen explain how much impact diet and fitness has on risk.

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3. If you feel a lump in your breast but your mammogram is clear, you are cancer free.

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Cancer experts we spoke with encourage women to trust their instincts and push for other forms of screening if they believe they have a lump. Click HERE to see Dr. Jeannie Shen offer her advice.

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4. Breast cancer is hereditary. 

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Breast cancer can be hereditary, but it is rare. A case like Angelina Jolie’s is far less common. CLICK here to listen to breast surgeon Dr. Jeannie Shen explains why you should pay attention to your breast health whether or not breast cancer runs in your family.

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5. The mammograms of younger women are more difficult to read. 

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The breast tissue in younger women is denser and therefore their mammograms can be more difficult to interpret. Click HERE to see breast surgeon Dr. Jeannie Shen explain.

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6. Breast cancer is linked to birth control

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There is no proven relationship between breast cancer and birth control. Click HERE to see Dr. Shen explain what other treatment may impact a cancer risk.

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7. Breast cancer is more common in older women. 

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Lolita Lopez is considered a young breast cancer patient. Breast cancer is more common in older women. Click HERE to hear Dr. Jeannie Shen explain what is considered medically “young.”

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8. A mastectomy is a safer choice than a lumpectomy for reducing the chance of breast cancer coming back. 

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Survival rates are the same using both types of surgery. Click HERE to watch Dr. Shen explain the common misconception that a mastectomy is better than a lumpectomy.

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9. Breast cancer can be prevented

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Nothing can completely prevent breast cancer but there are medications available to reduce risk. Click HERE to see Dr. Shen explain who those medications are appropriate for.

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10. More and more people are getting breast cancer. 

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Breast cancer rates are on the decline. Much of that has to do with increased screenings and awareness. Click HERE to see oncologists Dr. Jeannie Shen and Dr. Evangelia Kirimis explain why there is a perception of more cancer cases.

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There is only one type of breast cancer – and one form of...
You can reduce your risk of getting breast cancer with a healthy diet...
If you feel a lump in your breast but your mammogram is clear, you are...
Breast cancer is hereditary. 
The mammograms of younger women are more difficult to read. 
Breast cancer is linked to birth control
Breast cancer is more common in older women. 
A mastectomy is a safer choice than a lumpectomy for reducing the...
Breast cancer can be prevented
More and more people are getting breast cancer. 
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