We've heard it before: exercise can reduce a woman's risk for developing breast cancer. But how much and what types of exercise are we talking about? Here is some information on the relationship between breast cancer prevention and working out. Exercising Often May Make You Reach Menopause Sooner What? You're not thinking about menopause? If you're in your 20s or early 30s, I don't blame you, Read more

There are several risk factors that can increase your chances of developing breast cancer. And while the risk increases as we age, there are certain preventative measures every women should do, whether she's in her 20s or in her mammogram years, to help reduce her risk of getting the disease. Read on for 10 things every women should do to help prevent breast cancer. Maintain a healthy weight. Read more

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. To help us all learn what we can do to prevent the disease, we talked to women's health expert Dr. Susan Love, author of The Breast Book. She shared a handful of tips every woman should know for breast cancer prevention. Watch our video to learn Dr. Love's opinion on mammograms and the role limiting alcohol may play in preventing the disease. Read more

More than 10 percent of women with breast cancer are 44 years old or younger. If a survivor becomes a mother, can she still nurse her baby? Many doctors advise their patients against it for fear of increasing the risk of cancer recurrence, but a new study released this week has found that breastfeeding seems safe. The study surveyed 20 women age 40 and under and found that those who became Read more

It's always great to use fashion for a cause. Fab reader 2thousandthings is showing her support for Breast Cancer Awareness through her wardrobe by challenging herself to wear pink every day for the month of October. Her day-two outfit consisted of dark, ankle-length jeans, a pink floral tank over a white tee, and an adorable gray quilted chain purse. I'm not just loving her look – I'm totally Read more