Articles about young women with breast cancer are on the Young Survival Guide website.
Breast cancer is cancer that forms in tissues of the breast. According to the National Cancer Institute, "12.7 percent of women born today (as of 2010) will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some time in their lives." Although there are many sources of information to learn about cancer in general, E-magazine articles from reputable sources as the National Cancer Institute and specialized websites such as Young Survival Guide, a component of the Young Survival Coalition offer focused articles about young women with breast cancer.
Instructions
1. Access the Young Survival Guide website (see Resources.) Click on the search bar located on the upper right of the website. For example, If you are looking for breast cancer surgery articles, type in "Surgery" and click "Search." Search for more specific information by clicking on "Advanced Search." Type in the search text and choose from the list of specifications such as search "With the exact phrase." Click "Search."
2. Click the "Research & Trials" link to read articles that define clinical trials and offer information on find and possibly partake in one.
3. Click on "Ask the Expert" to read interactive blog articles about various breast cancer topics such as breast reconstruction and specialized dietary concerns.
4. Receive E-magazine articles to your email account about young women with breast cancer by signing up for "YSC Weekly." This is an E-Newsletter covering up-to-date articles on events, clinical trials, fund raising and other related topics.
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