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Causes Of Red Areola - Articles
Nipple Reduction or Areola Reduction?
by
Dr. John D.
Posted
Fri 02 Apr 2010 12:00am
part of the breast (usually.) It is adjacent to the pigmented surrounding area, the areola. Sometimes the nipple protrudes too much or the areola seems too wide. A nipple reduction is technically the reduction of the central nipple. The areola can also be reduced and this is sometimes done at the time of a breast lift or reduction. Nipple reduction can
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Tara Reid Areola Scars – Modified Breast Lift?
by
Dr. John D.
Posted
Wed 01 Jun 2005 12:00am
Her surgeon might be in a catch 22 here:
If he does the full lift operation there are more scars. If he does the lesser operation, she may look distorted. A full lift is more risky for smokers which might also be a factor.
It’s hard to tell with the “nipple slip picture” as the only one we have for evaluation. We don’t know much o ...
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Preserving the Nipple Areola Complex
by
Dave W
Posted
Wed 01 Jul 2009 6:47pm
an article confirming that skin-sparing mastectomy with nipple areola complex preservation appears to be oncologically safe, provided the tumour is not close to the nipple and a frozen section protocol for the retro-areolar tissue
is followed. Follow the link to download the full article.
Preserving the Nipple Areola Complex PDF
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Does Red Meat Cause Colon Cancer?
by
Scott K.
Posted
Tue 14 Oct 2008 4:01am
Colon cancer on four legs?
I was involved in a discussion recently where the statement of “red meat causes colon cancer” was spoken. Figuring that to be a gross overgeneralization, I decided to do some sleuthing and see what the record shows regarding red meat and colon cancer. I meandered over to Google, typed in “red meat” and came up with a screen
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Red Meat Causes Cancer? Hogwash!
by
Total Health Breakthroughs
Posted
Wed 09 Dec 2009 2:00am
“Red Meat Causes Cancer”
About four months ago, this headline appeared in just about every mainstream health publication. It was on the nightly news. Even the Wall.... The researchers then compared this information to their health outcomes over a period of 10 years.
Their conclusion was that “red meat” causes numerous different types of cancer, heart
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Signs & Symptoms of Breast Cancer
by
Better Health
Posted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 4:41pm
discharge
Nipple inverted
Nipple tenderness
Red areola
Red breast
Red nipple
Scaly areola
Scaly breast
Scaly nipple
Swollen areola
Swollen breast
Swollen nipple...
Here is a list of some of the common signs and symptoms of Breast Cancer:
Areola changes
Breast changes
Breast lump
Breast pain
Breast shape change
Breast size
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Go Red! National Wear Red Day
by
Amy R.
Posted
Fri 05 Feb 2010 4:22am
Are you wearing red today?
NationalWear Red For Women is TODAYFEB 5TH!
Go Red For Women is the American Heart Association’s initiative to raise awareness of heart disease in women and educate them about how to prevent this No. 1 killer. Visit GoRedForWomen.organd learn how to make heart-healthy choices every day
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Red Red Wine
by
Diana Y.
Posted
Thu 16 Oct 2008 7:59pm
Did you know that moderate alcohol consumption may reduce heart disease risk? Studies show 1-2 drinks per day increases HDL - the good cholesterol, and may slow formation of LDL - the bad cholesterol. Further studies show alcohol may help prevent blood platelets, that cause heart attack and stroke, from clotting. Phytochemicals may be the reason
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red red wine
by
Bronwyn
Posted
Wed 08 Jul 2009 10:37pm
Red red wine. Known for it's beneficial antioxidants (most famous is "resveratrol") that fight cancer and heart disease. Plus, people like it. Even though I'm not a big wine gal myself, I thought I'd write some sweet new findings about it for you winos.
Organic red wine has been shown to have significantly higher levels of resveratrol
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