Good News for BRCA Carriers: Hormone Therapy May Be Safer Than Expected Women with BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations often undergo early ovary removal to prevent ovarian cancer — a powerful step that unfortunately triggers sudden early menopause. Hormone therapy (MHT) can be a game changer for symptoms, bone health, heart health, and overall quality of life, but many women worry: …
Essential Oils for the Cold Season As the cold season sets in, we often long for cozy moments and a warm atmosphere at home. A wonderful way to create a sense of comfort while benefiting from the properties of essential oils is by using aroma lamps. Here are some essential oils that are particularly suitable for wintertime and have a …
Healthy Through the Winter: 10 Tips for Your Well-Being Strengthen Your Immune SystemA balanced diet with plenty of fresh fruits, vegetables, and high-quality proteins is essential for boosting your immune system. If needed, supplement your diet with vitamins, especially vitamins C and D, to support your body’s defenses. Stay ActiveDespite the cold weather, regular physical activity is crucial. Try to …
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Book Recommendation: Besser Fühlen “Besser Fühlen” by Leon Windscheid delves into the science of emotions and explains why understanding our feelings is key to a healthier and more fulfilling life. The book uncovers how emotions function in the brain and why suppressing them often creates more harm than good. Windscheid uses scientific research, psychological insights, and relatable examples to show …
Radiation Therapy after Mastectomy? New study finds many Breast Cancer patients may not need Radiation after Mastectomy A major international trial suggests that some women can safely skip chest-wall radiation without affecting survival. For many women with breast cancer, the word “radiation” can bring fear and uncertainty. After a mastectomy, radiation therapy to the chest area is often recommended to …
November – A Time for Warmth, Calm, and Selfcare For many, November can feel like a gloomy month. The days grow shorter, daylight fades too soon, and the time change can leave us feeling a little out of rhythm. Outside it’s cold, grey, and damp — but within that lies an opportunity: it’s the perfect time to make things cozy …
What does a Breast Surgeon do? A breast cancer surgeon is a specialized physician who performs surgical procedures on the breast to remove tumor tissue while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible. They play a central role in cancer treatment — from diagnosis and surgery to follow-up care. What are the specific duties of a Breast Surgeon? 1. Diagnosis …
Pregnancy after Breast Cancer: Yes or No? A new study by Andersen, Lambertini, et al. concludes that pregnancy after a breast cancer diagnosis is not a decisive factor for breast cancer risk. In fact, pregnancy may even have a life-prolonging effect. Another piece of evidence in favor of encouraging pregnancy after a breast cancer diagnosis — provided that the woman …
The Hormonal Change – NOT a Disease but One with Many Symptoms (Guest Article by Dr. Matthai) Since the decline in hormones that accompanies the hormonal transition affects every woman at some point, it cannot actually be considered a disease. Nevertheless, many complain of symptoms, and some suffer greatly. Because these symptoms often lead to a reduction and sometimes even …