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Chemo and sun exposure don't go together, but you can dress like a campy 1940's film star, and enjoy summer outings, all the same. Big hats and loose long sleeves are so you, dahling!

 
In the Spotlight
Summer Skin Care and Chemo for Breast Cancer
During summer, family and friends may want to visit the beach, float in the river, or swim in the pool. If you're having chemotherapy for breast cancer, you don't have to be left out of these fun times--but because you may be at higher risk for sunburn, please take good care of your skin.


 
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Sheryl Crow Sends Best Wishes to Pavarotti
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Sheryl Crow, singer-songwriter and breast cancer survivor, extends best wishes to opera star Luciano Pavarotti, in his fight with pancreatic cancer. "Best wishes...read more

 
Newlywed Man Experiences Breast Cancer
One day, Harold Southerland found a lump in his left breast. He said, "The symptoms was that I had a lump and then I felt a stinging sensation in in it." He would have ignored it, but ...read more

 
 
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