Gilles Marini is a repeat Hunk of the Day, and you can't really argue with us for doubling up once you take a gander at his sculpted body. He went pink and got wet in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show.'
Kellie Pickler is a true crusader in the fight against breast cancer. Not only did the singer shave her head in a show of solidarity with her friend who is battling the disease and undergoing treatment, which results in hair loss, but the singer also dyed her hair hot pink to show her continued support of breast cancer awareness.
Is possible for a bra to detect breast cancer?
Well, according to First Warning Systems, the answer is a resounding yes. The Reno, Nevada-based company says they have invented a sports bra that comes complete with built-in heat sensors that can allow doctors to see malignancies through a state-of-the-art thermal imprint.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and while millions of women across the country will be getting screenings and consulting with their doctors about this very private issue, there are some who have gone through the detection-treatment-recovery sequence publicly. The last celebrity on our list may surprise you ...
Approximately 10-15 percent of people have a genetic mutation associated with an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer. Genetic testing could help women find out if they have the gene and are at greater risk. The Tri-Cities Cancer Center will host a free presentation on Genetic Testing for Breast and Ovarian Cancer
The Tri-City Cancer Center Guild and Men's Club are hosting a pancake breakfast fundraiser to support the Tri-City Cancer Center. Pancakes, sausage, juice, and coffee will be served by the Guild and Men's Club members
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and a pink spotlight is shining on this cause by multiple arms of the entertainment industry. Country quartet Lonestar are doing their part to raise funds and awareness. The band are helping to corral $50,000 for benefit breast cancer research by doing what they do best -- perform.
Once upon a time I had a wonderful friend Jeff (who used to shoe my horses for me.)
He dreamed of the perfect woman, and it was obvious he was lost without a "special someone" in his life.
One day his whole face lit up as he told me of the girl of his dreams that he met and fell in love with! Her name was Stephanie!
I loved her too! Immediately! Her up beat personality and demeanor was like no other and she loved Jeff as much as he loved her! They soon were married
KVEW shows how to get a mammogram and interviews a local specialist about breast cancer screening.
Watch the excellent pieve of video journalism!
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I have to say...I've had many friends pass from Breast Cancer and most recently many that have survived with flying colors! I think treatment and prevention has come a long way in fighting this disease and I'm so happy when I hear another friend is cancer free! Please help support the research foundation and anytime you can spare some change to help in awareness or prevention
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. According to a new survey by Avon it reveals that 33% of women are " too scared" to check their breasts for cancer. One in 2,000 women will develop breast cnacer by the age of 29, while one in 22 will have had it before they hit 60
Whenever we're asked to support breast cancer awareness, we're encouraged to wear pink. For some of us, that's easy, for others... not so much. I found 10 country-approved pink items you can wear to look hot and go pink!
