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Father’s Day

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Today is Father’s Day and I would like to re-post a beautiful, moving tribute to a  father from a beloved daughter. This post was originally published last December but it seems perfect on this… Continue reading

Link between environmental toxins and cancer

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We have known from studies over the years that environmental factors contribute to many cases of cancers in general and in particular breast cancer. A majority of breast cancers are due to excess… Continue reading

Empowering the patient

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Something happened yesterday which has prompted today’s blog topic – patient empowerment – a recurring theme on this blog. Now I know there are plenty of good doctors out there, who carefully listen… Continue reading

Is immunity against breast cancer on the way?

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NEWS OF a prototype breast cancer “vaccine” caused something of a stir in the media recently, with flurries of reports on how researchers at the Cleveland Clinic have come up with a jab… Continue reading

Maura Tierney returns to TV screens after cancer

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I like to check the search terms that people use to reach the JBBC blog and one of the most frequent searches is for the actress Maura Tierney. So  I thought I would… Continue reading

How to practise loving-kindness

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I read a lovely post on practising loving-kindness meditation in the Huffington Post last week.  A practice, author of the post, Marguerite Manteau-Rao “routinely calls upon when the emotions get to be too much…my… Continue reading

Real food has curves

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When is the last time you tasted a peach? Really experienced its velvety outer skin, inner succulence, and stringy pulp as it slid to the back of your mouth? Ever notice the notes… Continue reading

Time to stop worrying

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I admit that I am a chronic worrier. I live in a state of anxiety much of the time. And yet, I know the futility of worry. It is a useless emotion, which… Continue reading

Fertility hope after cancer

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Scientists have found a way to awaken dormant ovarian follicles, possibly making more eggs available for reproduction during a woman’s lifespan – more eggs would significantly raise the odds of older or infertile… Continue reading

Meat Free Monday

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Debbie Last week’s post on the role broccoli may play in breast cancer prevention prompted my friend Debbie to send me this delicious sounding recipe. Debbie writes:  Your post about broccoli encouraged me… Continue reading