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Dr. Paul Goss, the director of breast cancer research at Massachusetts General Hospital has revealed that they have found a new tool to prevent breast cancer. Tamoxifen, already a common breast cancer treatment drug is the cure. Patients need to take one of these pills daily, over a period of five years. Dr. Judy Garber, director of the Center for Cancer Risk and Prevention at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute stated that women taking Tamoxifen were half as likely to get breast cancer. At the moment, this treatment is only for women that have a high risk of breast cancer. This includes women who have had breast cancer before, have the BRCA gene mutation, have a family history or have had a biopsy showing changes in their breast tissue.

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Purple purse helps people especially women health to talk about their problems which few will ever tell their friends or family. Domestic violence has a great adverse effect on the women health. The All State Foundation has launched purple purse a hub that can help women health conversation going. Women health is a very sensitive issue effecting nearly 1 out of 4 women. Purple purse is the foundation with the goal of learning financial dependency with women health tied to abuse stands for the noble cause. few tips are mentioned here which has to be looked into to end the domestic abuse.not necessary to be physical, talk it out, and emotional abuse, trust your intuition do not fear and contact your friend or people surrounding you.

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Women in Cincinnati can now access to free birth control whenever they want. This will help the women of low income to get birth control whenever they want.
The health grant focuses on all the area's of women health, and birth control is just one component. Many people gathered recently at the town hall's meeting with congressman Steve Chabot. A gentleman took the courtesy to announce that contraception, the birth control pill, will be offered free to whoever wants it and the pill is called Carcinogen.
Some people were against the birth control pill as it generated risks of breast cancer, but Dr Elizabeth Kelly, who works with the Cincinnati health department stated that the fact has not been proven as of now.