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Looking for ways to manage chemo side effects? We’ve rounded up some of the most common tips shared by experts and our community: https://t.co/yHFZH2Vm1x

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Staying active during breast cancer treatment isn’t always easy, but every step counts. Even small amounts of movement may help ease treatment side effects, improve strength, and support your overall well-being.

Learn about the benefits of exercise and simple ways to make movement part of your everyday routine: https://t.co/ssvKc2wdkT

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Researchers found that five-year breast cancer survival rates vary by neighborhood, and historic housing discrimination policies may be one reason to blame.

Read more: https://t.co/RKAO296B00

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The short answer? No. Here’s why: https://t.co/c1ddlBe0R2

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Scientists have long known that exercise can lower breast cancer risk in adult women. A new study adds evidence that the benefits of physical activity may begin well before adulthood. 👟

Read more:https://t.co/hvl0v5e7sn

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Whether it’s a port, PICC line, or IV catheter, these devices help deliver cancer treatments like chemotherapy into your bloodstream.

Learn how they work and when each is needed: https://t.co/qknBqWqAp4

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Certain breast cancer treatments can increase the risk of heart failure and cardiomyopathy. New research suggests a prediction tool could help identify breast cancer survivors who may benefit from seeing a cardiovascular specialist after treatment. ❤️‍🩹 https://t.co/bd6fq66fmG

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On our latest https://t.co/0LpqIRpr4C podcast, our ambassador Elana Meyers Taylor opens up about family, loss, and taking charge of her breast health. Hear the everyday habits she relies on to help lower her risk, plus her favorite tips for making healthy habits sustainable even with a busy schedule.

Watch the full podcast at https://t.co/3ve4QsC6RZ, and download your FREE copy of Your Breast Health Playbook.

#breastcancer #Breastcancerawareness #womenshealth #cancerprevention

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🚨 BREAKING BREAST CANCER NEWS 🚨 The FDA’s latest breast cancer treatment approval adds a new option for certain people living with HR-positive, HER2-negative metastatic breast cancer. In a clinical trial, gedatolisib combined with Faslodex and Ibrance delayed cancer progression longer than Faslodex alone.

Here’s what to know: 🔗 https://t.co/aMiaUzN0RW

#breastcancer #FDAapproval #metavivor #metastaticbreastcancer

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Research found that people who ate more ultra-processed foods tended to have lower bone mineral density and a higher risk of hip fracture. If you're looking to support your bone health, incorporating more whole, nutrient-rich foods into your diet can make a difference over time and help support your overall health before, during, and after breastcancer treatment.

Read more: https://t.co/t7MVzf3cRg

#BreastCancer #Wellness #Nutrition #WomensHealth

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Green tea has long been studied for its potential health benefits. Here’s what researchers know about its possible role in cancer prevention and recurrence. https://t.co/U6mCKgaU1P

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Did you miss our most recent webinar? View it on demand on our website to hear our panel answer questions from our community about sexual health, body image, mental health, and other topics that can feel difficult or too personal to talk about, as well as offer advice and practical tips on how to have these types of conversations with your health care team.

👀 Watch it today: https://t.co/XZHTVlA9UZ

Thank you, @pfizer, for helping make this program possible.

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Whether you’re newly diagnosed, in treatment, living with metastatic breast cancer, or navigating survivorship, there's a meetup for you.

This month, join one of our free virtual support groups to ask questions, share your experiences, and connect with others who understand what navigating breast cancer is really like.

To learn more or register for one of our upcoming meetups, visit: https://t.co/z5QQAuDsPv

#BreastCancer #Metavivor #TNBC #BreastCancerSupport #BreastCancerWarriors #BreastCancerSurvivors

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Finding wearing a wig uncomfortable in the summer heat? 🥵

Beat the heat with these five tips to help reduce sweating, itching, irritation, and overheating while wearing a wig. https://t.co/Ds8UphoRtZ ☀️ 💁‍♀️

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Weight gain during natural or medically induced menopause isn’t just about eating more or moving less. Hormonal changes, a slower metabolism, and age-related muscle loss can all contribute to changes in where your body stores fat.

Here’s why it happens and everyday habits that may help: https://t.co/VFrEauqnFA

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A medication commonly used to prevent nausea and vomiting during chemotherapy may help some women with hormone receptor-negative breast cancer (both triple-negative and hormone receptor-negative but HER2-positive) live longer, according to a new study.

Read more: https://t.co/EjH6XEXrRd

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Anthracyclines are a type of adjuvant chemotherapy used to treat some breast cancers. These anti-tumor antibiotics work by stopping cancer cells from replicating or growing.

If you’ve been diagnosed with early-stage, HER2-negative breast cancer or metastatic breast cancer, your doctor may recommend an anthracycline as part of your treatment plan.

Here’s what to know about how anthracyclines work and what to expect: https://t.co/wfRzfSazrv

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As the average age of a diagnosis trends younger, we want to be there for people earlier in their lives to help everyone understand the risk factors they can control. When people take steps to protect their breast health, they not only lower their risk of breast cancer, but also significantly improve their overall health.

Some of the habits that help you feel your best can also lower your risk of breast cancer and breast cancer recurrence. Check out our new Breast Health Playbook for nine ways you can lower your breast cancer risk today. https://t.co/OhFetE4PXr

#breastcancer #breastcancercommunity #breastcancerrisk

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Inclusive cancer care goes beyond treatment—it’s about feeling respected, listened to, and supported throughout your care.

Explore resources and tips to help you or a loved one find an LGBTQ+ friendly provider here: https://t.co/6zR6bVzjD1 🏳️‍🌈 🫶 🏳️‍⚧️

#breastcancer #pride🌈 #lgbtq #breastcancersupport

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High estrogen may be one factor that increases a man’s risk of breast cancer. Learn the signs of elevated estrogen and when to ask your doctor about hormone testing.

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