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Nothing says "Give that girl a promotion" like leaking breast milk through your dress during a presentation.
A male coworker was annoyed that I had been out on 'vacation,' so he intentionally opened the door on me while I was pumping breast milk and stood in the doorway with inmates in the hallway."
One of my favorite examples of liminal excellence comes from the late Dr. Claudia Alexander, a black woman plasma physicist, who passed away this past July after a 10-year bout with breast cancer.
Women with certain mutations along these genes are considered to be at a significantly increased risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer.
Kathleen's sister Eileen developed breast cancer at age 40 and she was tested by Myriad.
Two breast cancer organizations, Breast Cancer Action and FORCE, had organized a demonstration on the courthouse steps.
The word mammalia means of the breast, which is a bit of a misnomer because while kangaroos do produce milk from nipples in their pouches, they don't actually have breasts.
We've tested these nanostructure particles in animals using a highly aggressive form of triple-negative breast cancer.
This triple-negative breast cancer exhibits the gene that spits out cancer drug as soon as it is delivered.
I have seen the most hurtful, destructive, tragic infighting in LGBT and AIDS and breast cancer and non-profit activism, all in the name of love.
That's a very tiny number, especially if you compare it with breast cancer, where the survival rate is almost 90 percent.
The hard-to-reach location also prevents the doctor from surgically removing it, as is routinely done for breast cancer, for example.
And I got to work on a new approach for breast cancer patients that could do a better job of telling the healthy cells from the unhealthy or cancer cells.
And what Herceptin allowed us to do is to precisely target HER2-positive breast cancer, at the time, the scariest form of breast cancer.
We've shown you may be able to stop and reverse the progression of early prostate cancer and, by extension, breast cancer, simply by making these changes.
This is an actual biopsy from a human breast cancer patient.
You might think that we learned about oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes from common cancers like breast cancer and prostate cancer and lung cancer, but you'd be wrong.
How many of you have seen an advertisement that uses a woman's breast to sell an entirely unrelated product?
Last year however, this fight became much more personal when my wife was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Unlike other forms of cancer, mammograms do offer an early-stage screening option for breast cancer.
Still, not everyone has this done, or they may develop breast cancer before the middle age recommendation for having a mammogram.
Two years after the shootings, I got breast cancer, and two years after that, I began to have mental health problems.
We can use keywords to search that database, and when we do that, we discover nearly a million articles about pregnancy, but far fewer about breast milk and lactation.
When we zoom in on the number of articles just investigating breast milk, we see that we know much more about coffee, wine and tomatoes.
How do we optimize mother and infant health just by messaging about breast milk to moms without providing the institutional support that facilitates that mother-infant bonding to support breastfeeding?
Environments or ecologies, or communities where there's high risk of infectious disease, breast milk can be incredibly protective.
Where there are emergencies like storms and earthquakes, when the electricity goes out, when safe water is not available, breast milk can keep babies fed and hydrated.
But understanding breast milk is not just about messaging to mothers and policy makers.
It's also about understanding what is important in breast milk so that we can deliver better formulas to moms who cannot or do not breastfeed for whatever reason.
Research has found that higher levels of discrimination are associated with an elevated risk of a broad range of diseases from blood pressure to abdominal obesity to breast cancer to heart disease and even premature mortality.
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