"Together we look happy and strong."
She has "Eye of the Tiger" on repeat.
A real superhero.
BeautyBlender is helping patients in need.
“I have never been so humiliated or felt more violated in my life."
She's rocking her new short look.
Claire Warner's Facebook photo is going viral.
In 1985, October became known as something bigger than Halloween.
We happened to stumble upon Boobstagram. And yes, it's real. I wasn't all that surprised when I found out given the kinds of things we have access to these days. But I was extremely surprised when I found out that Boobstagram isn't quite what you think.
My boyfriend noticed a lump in my breast while we were fooling around. I'm so scared. I can't sleep. I'm afraid to tell my parents. I'm at school so I could go to the clinic but I'm really scared about what they'll say. What should I do?
Breast cancer is not the number one cancer-killer amongst women. (Whoa! No way?) Due to the fact that breast cancer is probably the most heavily publicized and marketed of any cancer, most women seem to think it must be the most dangerous.
For all of us twenty-something college girls with pre-gravitized boobies, it’s time to wake up and smell the sterilized tools: breast cancer is common in women under the age of 30. Before you all go kill-the-messenger crazy on me, think about it. Breast cancer is not just a menopausal-mommy disease.
I was your typical college sophomore. I was active on campus, had a great group of friends, and kept myself busy with schoolwork. I was enjoying my time at The College of New Jersey, and felt truly blessed with an amazing life. Then in April 2009, everything changed completely. In the midst of studying for final exams and celebrating the end of the school year, I was going back and forth between TCNJ and New York City for doctor visits.
Breast Cancer. It’s a word most of us don’t spend too much time pondering about. After all, we are busy college students with plenty of other things on our minds and problems to address. Problems that seem significant or monumental as they occur in our little bubble world of college.
On January 11, 2011, Claudia Gilmore will undergo a preventative double mastectomy with reconstruction. The 23-year old does not have breast cancer, but has a genetic mutation that makes her more likely to develop cancerous cells in the future. She began writing a blog about life with the mutation several months ago.
There is no shortage the pink goodness to go around this month - it seems like everyone's getting in on the fun (including the NFL!). The best thing about it (besides the fact that every dollar spent helps find a cure, of course) is that a lot of stuff we'd buy anyway is going pink, so it's never been easier to contribute to the cause.
I was your typical college sophomore. I was active on campus, had a great group of friends, and kept myself busy with schoolwork. I was enjoying my time at The College of New Jersey, and felt truly blessed with an amazing life.
Contrary to what all those fashion mags tell you, earth tones and jewel tones are not the color right now. No, maam. It's October and the it color is pink!
You already know that it’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. What you might not know is that retailers around the country are releasing special Pink Ribbon merchandise to commemorate the occasion. Buy any of these awesome products, and a portion of the price gets donated to breast cancer research.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, but this is an issue that should be brought to light at all times. In an effort to spread the word, designers have been coming out with some simple and flattering t-shirt designs that can be worn way past the month of October to remind all of us of this worthy cause.
As a kid, there were a lot of things I was looking forward to having once I became a “grown-up” -- a boyfriend, my period (I don't know why I was looking forward to that, but I was), and getting my very own set of beautiful breasts. Not only would their arrival mean I was turning into a woman, but I felt like they would make clothes look that much better.
Hannah Powell-Auslam is the youngest breast cancer patient doctors have ever seen. At only 10 years old, Hannah has recently undergone a mastectomy on her left breast to remove a malignant tumor. Hannah's mother noticed a lump on her daughter's breast after she had complained and took her to get examined.
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October is the time to think pink as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month kicks off today. According to the U.S....
Two accessories are universal to everyone’s college experience: a black NorthFace fleece and a Nalgene bottle. I joined students nationwide...
Like most college-aged people, I’m pretty short on cash. I consider it an extravagant treat when I let myself go...
• Like this t-shirt is any worse than “Cinco de Mayo” or “Irish I Were Drunk“? (kctv5.com) • If you’re...
To me, October signifies a couple of things: 1) Halloween is coming— which means candy and lots of girls...
