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"  A visit to a few of these sites can help boost your breast cancer knowledge. Remember, early detection is key, so schedule routine mammograms if you are 40 or over and perform monthly breast self-exams. If you find a lump-don&amp;#039;t ignore it! Report any changes to your doctor ASAP.   National Cancer Institute&amp;#039;s Information on Breast Cancer and Risk Assessment Tool This site contains an online booklet with important information on screening, symptoms, diagnosis and testing for breast cancer. Plus, an interactive tool to estimate a woman&amp;#039;s risk of developing invasive breast cancer.   U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Breast Cancer Section Check out this site, provided by the Office on Women&amp;#039;s Health, for the latest news on breast cancer research.   Center for Disease Control&amp;#039;s Early-Detection Program The CDC provides an organization map so that users can locate early-detection programs that provide low-cost mammograms.   Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Mammography Program Provides useful consumer information including frequently asked questions from mammogram patients and a way to search for FDA-certified mammography facilities by zip code.   U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Breast Cancer Information A comprehensive list of breast cancer information and services provided by the Department of Health and Human Services and other government departments.   National Human Genome Research Institute: Learning about Breast Cancer Database includes information on genetic testing and causes of hereditary breast cancer as well as links to other web articles and resources.   Breast Cancer Surveillance Consortium This site includes statistical information on breast cancer diagnosis, characteristics of breast cancer patients and an array of current cancer research findings.   U.S. National Library of Medicine and Institute of Health: Breast Cancer This government site includes interactive tutorials and serves as a clearinghouse for breast cancer information on different government websites.   Susan G. Komen for the Cure Breast Cancer Organization Share your thoughts about breast cancer on the message boards, learn about breast cancer events and join a co-survivor program by visiting this site.   National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations (NABCO)National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations (NABCO) A collection of resources and sites that provide information on treatment options, warning signs and support groups for breast cancer patients   Breast Cancer Awareness Find a doctor near you for treatment, receive support from fellow cancer suffers, and read breast cancer facts and tips by visiting this informative site.   A Woman&amp;#039;s Guide to Breast Care See how to perform a breast self-exam, and learn about mammograms, implants, hormone therapy and more with this PDF publication. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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