The Oprah Winfrey Show
Oprah's Best Life Series
Harpo Films
For One More Day
The Great Debaters
O, The Oprah Magazine
Subscribe Today
Oprah Radio
Oprah's Angel Network
Oprah's Book Club
As a reminder, always consult your doctor for medical advice and treatment before starting any program.
By Daniel DeNoon
Reviewed by Brunilda Nazario, MD.
Sources: WebMD Medical Reference provided in collaboration with Cleveland Clinic: "Breast Cancer: Overview of Risks." WebMD Medical Reference: "Breast Cancer Detection." WebMD Medical Reference provided in collaboration with Cleveland Clinic: "Breast Cancer: Breast Self-Exam." National Cancer Institute: "Breast Cancer PDQ: Screening (health professional version)." WebMD Medical Reference provided in collaboration with Cleveland Clinic: "Breast Cancer: Doctor's Breast Exam." WebMD Medical Reference provided in collaboration with Cleveland Clinic: "Breast Cancer: Mammograms.” WebMD Medical News: "New Mammography Guidelines for Women." Qaseem, A. Annals of Internal Medicine; vol 146: pp 511-515. Armstrong, K. Annals of Internal Medicine; vol 146: pp 516-526. Elmore, J. Annals of Internal Medicine; vol 146: pp 529-532. WebMD Medical Reference provided in collaboration with Cleveland Clinic: "Breast Cancer: Breast MRI." WebMD Medical Reference provided in collaboration with Cleveland Clinic: "Breast Cancer: Breast Biopsy." WebMD Medical Reference provided in collaboration with Cleveland Clinic: "Breast Cancer: Ductal Lavage." WebMD Feature: "What to Do After a Breast-Cancer Diagnosis." American Cancer Society web site. National Cancer Institute web site. Joan Arnim, manager, patient advocacy program, University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston. Maruti, S. Journal of the National Cancer Institute, May 2008. Friedenreich, C. British Journal of Sports Medicine, May 2008. WebMD Health News: "Stay Fit, Avoid Breast Cancer?" WebMD Medical Reference: "Understanding Breast Cancer–Prevention." WebMD Feature: "3 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Breast Cancer."
